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KHACHIMO
A 24 V, 1800 W ATX rectifier module tested for reliable communication power
The KHACHIMO FLATPACK2 24 1800HE 241115.205 is an ATX-type power rectifier module designed for communication infrastructure. It delivers a 24 V output with an 1800 W capacity for telecom and data-network equipment. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for working operation.
This module fits into compatible FLATPACK2 shelves or chassis that accept the 241115.205 form factor. It provides high-density DC power for rack-mounted systems, freeing internal space compared to discrete supply designs. Buyers needing a different voltage or wattage rating should verify their shelf specifications before ordering.
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The module is rated for 1800 W output, so it can supply that power continuously as long as cooling and input voltage remain within specification.
At 1800 W output the module dissipates the difference between input and output power as heat; exact thermal figures depend on the cabinet airflow and ambient temperature.
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