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KHACHIMO 200W PoE power supply unit, ATX form factor, black finish

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO DPS-200PB-185B 200W POE power supply

SKU CH-YA58-SJ6YY

200W PoE ATX power supply delivering 185W for video recorder systems

  • TypeATX
  • Tested working for reliable operation
  • Good quality components for durability
  • 200W output powers PoE devices
  • 185W PoE budget for camera systems

KHACHIMO 200W PoE Power Supply

The KHACHIMO DPS-200PB-185B is a 200 watt ATX power supply with PoE capability. It is built for video recorder systems that need both standard ATX output and Power over Ethernet delivery. This new unit has been tested working and is rated for good quality. It suits installers replacing a failed recorder supply or building a compatible surveillance platform.

Replaces proprietary recorder supplies

This unit replaces the original DPS-200PB-185B supply when it fails or when a spare is required for maintenance. The jump is worth it when the recorder demands the exact 185 watt PoE budget and ATX form factor that this model provides. It is not for systems needing higher total wattage, different connector layouts, or non-PoE ATX power.

Highlights

  • Tested working for reliable operation
  • Good quality components for durability
  • 200W output powers PoE devices
  • 185W PoE budget for camera systems

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What form factor does the ATX power supply use?

The unit follows the ATX form factor, so it fits any standard ATX chassis or rack mount tray that accepts that size.

Which cables must be connected during installation, and which step is often missed?

Connect the main ATX motherboard plug, the CPU power lead, and the POE output cables; the step most often missed is seating the POE output connectors firmly so the recorder receives power.

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