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KHACHIMO
Delivers 12 V at 150 W from a 220 V input in an ATX form factor
The KHACHIMO GYA150A-220S12C is a 150W ATX power supply designed for communication equipment requiring a stable 12V output. It accepts a 220V input and suits builders integrating reliable power into rack or embedded systems. Each unit is tested working before dispatch to confirm basic operation.
The 150W rating defines the continuous power available at 12V for connected loads. Normal thermals depend on the host enclosure airflow and the actual current drawn by the communication modules. Noise level is determined by the system cooling design rather than the module itself. Power draw at the 220V input scales with the 12V load up to the rated maximum.
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Mount the unit using the standard ATX screw holes, connect the 220 V AC input and the 12 V DC output cables, then verify the 150 W rating matches your load before powering on.
Periodically clean dust from the ventilation openings and check that the 12 V output remains stable; replace the unit if the 150 W capacity can no longer support your communication equipment.
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