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KHACHIMO
Delivers 1200 W at 12 V with 100 A output for server systems
This KHACHIMO DPS-1200TB A unit delivers 1200W from a single 12V rail rated at 100A. It is built for servers and workstations that need sustained high current on the 12V line. The ATX form factor allows installation in compatible chassis. Condition is new and each unit is tested before dispatch.
Confirm that your chassis accepts a standard ATX power supply and that the motherboard or backplane uses a 12V main power connector. Check the total 12V current draw of all components against the 100A limit. Ensure cables or bus bars match the supply’s output terminals. This unit is not suited to systems requiring multiple lower-voltage rails or non-ATX mounting.
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The unit is supplied as tested working hardware only; power cables and mounting brackets are not included and must be sourced separately.
This listing covers the single 1200W 100A 12V variant; no other wattage or current options are offered for the DPS-1200TB A.
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