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KHACHIMO
Delivers up to 2900 W at 250 V and 16 A for ATX communication systems
The KHACHIMO ER4850S2 is a 2900 W ATX power supply rated for 250 V and 16 A input. It is built for communication equipment and high-density systems that demand sustained output at this power level. Each unit is tested working before dispatch.
Every unit undergoes a functional test so installers can deploy it straight into racks or chassis without additional verification. The high-wattage design supports multi-GPU arrays or dense storage arrays that would overload smaller supplies. Builders needing lower peak power or a smaller form factor should choose a different model.
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The unit is rated for 16 A continuous input at 250 V, and the 2900 W rectifier sections are designed for long-term operation; no scheduled fuse or module changes are specified by the manufacturer.
The 16 A input rating at 250 V sets the hard ceiling; thermal protection will only engage if cooling is obstructed or ambient temperature exceeds design limits.
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