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KHACHIMO
ATX server power supply operating at 200-240V with 7.5A input and 50/60Hz frequency
The KHACHIMO GWCR-1200D is a new ATX power supply designed for server and workstation builds that require a high-wattage unit. It accepts 200-240V AC input at 7.5A and operates on 50/60Hz mains. The unit has been tested working and is suited for systems needing reliable 1200W-class delivery.
Rated for 200-240V operation, the supply draws up to 7.5A at the wall under full load. Normal use will see the internal fan spin to manage heat from the 1200W capacity, producing audible airflow noise typical of high-output server units. Power draw scales with connected components up to the rated limit.
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Mount the ATX unit in the chassis, connect the 200-240V mains cable, and ensure the voltage selector matches your local 50 or 60 Hz supply before powering on.
Periodically clear dust from the intake vents and fan to maintain airflow; the internal fan is the primary wear item and should be replaced if noise or speed drops noticeably.
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