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Rectangular metal ATX power supply unit with fan grille

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO GW-DCLS125BA 24V 150W ATX power supply

SKU CH-05EF-S4Z54

Delivers 150 W from a 24 V DC source in an ATX form factor

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers stable 24 V output for ATX systems
  • 150 W capacity supports demanding component configurations
  • Tested and verified working before shipment
  • Built with quality components for reliable operation

150 W ATX power supply for 24 V systems

The KHACHIMO GW-DCLS125BA is a 150 W ATX switching power supply designed to run from a 24 V DC source. It suits embedded PCs, industrial rigs or custom builds that need standard ATX voltages without a mains inlet. The unit has been tested and verified as working.

Replaces external bricks or open-frame units

Builders who currently use a separate DC-DC board or an open-frame supply can consolidate to this single ATX enclosure. The jump is worth it when a compact, tested 150 W unit simplifies wiring and fits the existing mounting points. Buyers needing more than 150 W or a different input voltage should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Delivers stable 24 V output for ATX systems
  • 150 W capacity supports demanding component configurations
  • Tested and verified working before shipment
  • Built with quality components for reliable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What ATX form-factor clearance does the GW-DCLS125BA need inside the case?

The unit follows the standard ATX footprint, so it fits any chassis with a regular ATX power-supply bay and matching screw holes.

Which cables must be connected during installation to avoid a no-power fault?

Plug the 24-pin ATX motherboard connector and the 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power lead firmly until they click; missing either one is the most common reason the system will not start.

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