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KHACHIMO
A 48 V front-end rectifier power supply rated at 3 kW, tested and working
This KHACHIMO unit is a front-end rectifier rated for 48 V and 3 kW output. It follows the ATX form factor and is supplied new with a test-working status and noted build quality. The module is designed to slot into compatible power shelves or rack systems that accept this specific front-end format.
It suits integrators building or maintaining 48 V DC infrastructure where a hot-pluggable 3 kW rectifier is required. It is not intended for standard PC builds that rely on conventional multi-rail ATX power supplies, nor for systems needing different output voltages or alternative mechanical footprints.
| Type | ATX |
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It provides a steady 48 V rail that front-end rectifier shelves and telecom gear expect, so the unit can replace an OEM module without re-wiring the DC bus.
The ATX connector pattern fits standard motherboard or backplane slots, capping mechanical compatibility to chassis designed for that footprint.
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