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KHACHIMO
Delivers 24 V at .5 A from a tested 10 W ATX switching supply
The KHACHIMO LDA10F-24 is a switching power supply delivering 24 volts at .5 amps. It arrives as an original disassembly unit that has been tested working. This component suits repair technicians or hobbyists replacing a failed module in compatible equipment. Builders needing a compact 24V source for custom projects may also consider it.
The supply adopts an ATX type outline, allowing it to sit in standard mounting points used by many industrial and PC-based systems. Its 10 watt output frees up headroom on larger mains units when only a modest 24V rail is required. Verify pin-out and physical dimensions against the target chassis before installation. Buyers who need higher current or multiple voltage rails should look elsewhere.
| Type | ATX |
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The unit is rated for 0.5 A on the 24 V output, giving a maximum of 10 W continuous power.
No fan is mentioned in the specifications, so the supply relies on passive cooling during extended use.
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