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KHACHIMO EFRP-300 ATX power supply unit 300W

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO EFRP-300 Disk Power Module 300W power supply

SKU CH-M2AW-W5PX8

ATX power supply module delivering 300 W for disk arrays and workstations

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 300 W of stable ATX power
  • Tested and verified to work before shipment
  • Built with quality components for reliable operation
  • Standard ATX form factor fits most chassis
  • First listed by the manufacturer on 11 April 2024

300 W ATX Disk Power Module

The KHACHIMO EFRP-300 is a 300 W ATX power supply designed to deliver dedicated power to disk arrays and storage subsystems. It suits builders assembling NAS units, backup servers or multi-drive enclosures that require a separate, reliable power source for drives.

ATX form-factor and fixed 300 W output

The unit follows the standard ATX footprint, so it fits conventional mounting points and uses familiar mains cabling. Its rated output is fixed at 300 W, which caps the total number of drives the module can support; systems demanding higher combined spin-up or sustained current will exceed this limit.

300 W rated capacity

The single figure that determines suitability is the 300 W rating. If the planned drive count and spindle speeds stay within this envelope, the module provides a tested, working power source; if the load exceeds it, a higher-capacity supply must be chosen instead.

Highlights

  • Delivers 300 W of stable ATX power
  • Tested and verified to work before shipment
  • Built with quality components for reliable operation
  • Standard ATX form factor fits most chassis
  • First listed by the manufacturer on 11 April 2024

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 300W ATX version for my build?

The 300W ATX unit suits systems with modest power needs such as office PCs or basic home servers.

What does the 300W rating deliver inside a real PC?

It provides up to 300 watts of continuous power to the motherboard, drives and graphics card through standard ATX connectors.

How does the ATX interface limit what I can connect?

The ATX form factor defines the physical size and connector layout, so it fits standard cases and motherboards but cannot power proprietary or server-only pinouts.

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