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KHACHIMO
A 48 V 3000 W ATX power supply, model 241119.100, tested and working
This KHACHIMO Flatpack2 power supply delivers a 48V output rated at 3000W. It follows the ATX form factor and is intended for Eltek communication power systems. The unit is supplied new and has been tested working. It suits technicians maintaining or expanding compatible telecom infrastructure.
Verify that your existing system accepts a 48V DC input and can accommodate an ATX-sized module. Confirm the 3000W capacity matches the load requirements of your equipment. Ensure the 241119.100 part number aligns with your hardware documentation. Buyers needing a different voltage or form factor should look elsewhere.
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The unit itself is supplied; mounting brackets, cables and any rack hardware are not included and must be sourced separately.
The 241119.100 model is built for 48 V / 3000 W Eltek communication power shelves, so select this exact part number for direct compatibility.
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