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KHACHIMO
DC-DC power supply converts 48–60 V input to 12 V at 51.7 A for 650 W output
This KHACHIMO HSP650-S12D unit is a DC-to-DC switching power supply built to the ATX form factor. It accepts an input range of 48 V to 60 V at up to 24 A and delivers a 12 V rail rated for 51.7 A, providing 650 W of total output power. The module is supplied new and has been tested working.
This supply fits systems that already operate from a 48 V to 60 V DC source and need a single 12 V output at high current. It is not for builds that must draw power from AC mains, nor for platforms that require additional voltage rails beyond the 12 V line.
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The supply is rated for 650 W continuous output, so thermal protection only engages if the load exceeds that rating or airflow is blocked.
At full load the unit draws up to 24 A from the 48-60 V source and delivers 12 V at 51.7 A; expect typical switching-supply warmth and moderate fan noise under those conditions.
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