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KHACHIMO
Delivers 150 watts at 24 volts and 6.3 amps from an ATX form factor
This ATX switching power supply delivers a 24V output at 6.3A for a total of 150W. It suits builders assembling or repairing systems that require a dedicated 24V rail in a standard ATX form factor. The unit is supplied new and has been tested to confirm working operation.
The product is an original disassembly unit verified as functional, providing a reliable replacement or project component. No accessories, cables or software are included in the package. Buyers needing modular cables, additional connectors or mounting hardware must source those separately.
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The unit uses a built-in cooling fan; dust buildup can reduce airflow so periodic cleaning with compressed air is recommended and the fan can be swapped if it becomes noisy or stops spinning.
Sustained 150 W output at 24 V 6.3 A will hit the thermal limit first; the protection circuit shuts the supply down if internal temperatures exceed the safe threshold.
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