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KHACHIMO
ATX switching power supply delivering 24V at 30A with 800W output
This KHACHIMO DZY-48/30HIV unit delivers a single 24 V rail rated at 30 A for 800 W total output. The ATX form factor allows it to mount in standard chassis while the fixed voltage targets industrial or embedded equipment rather than conventional desktop PCs. Each unit is tested before dispatch to confirm operation.
The supply suits integrators powering 24 V control boards, LED arrays or motor drives that accept an ATX footprint. It is not for builders who need the multi-rail voltages required by motherboards, graphics cards or storage devices. Those systems should select a power supply designed for PC voltage distribution.
| Type | ATX |
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The unit is rated for 800 W continuous output at 24 V 30 A, so the protection threshold aligns with the stated maximum power.
The fan spins continuously to cool the 800 W load; expect audible airflow noise typical of an industrial ATX switching supply under full power.
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