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KHACHIMO
Delivers 12 V at 21 A for industrial and medical equipment
The KHACHIMO DZ200-7EU delivers a single 12 V rail rated at 21 A for a total of 250 W. It is built as an ATX form-factor unit intended for industrial and medical equipment that requires steady, regulated output. The supply is supplied new and has been tested working before shipment. It suits integrators who need a reliable 12 V source in a standard ATX footprint.
Mounting follows the usual ATX screw pattern, so it fits standard chassis brackets without modification. The single 12 V rail simplifies wiring because there are no multiple rails to balance across connectors. The main risk is under-powering a system that draws more than 21 A on the 12 V line; exceeding that limit will trigger protection or cause instability. Verify the load requirement before fitting the unit.
| Type | ATX |
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Measure the output with a multimeter under load; it should read 12 V and supply up to 21 A for the rated 250 W.
The unit includes the ATX power supply tested as working; mounting screws, cables and any adapter brackets are not included.
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