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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO LEA50F-12 12V 4.3A 50W power supply

SKU CH-WNMQ-9NGA5

A 50W ATX switching power supply delivering 12V at 4.3A for reliable system power

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers stable 12 V output for reliable component power
  • 50 W capacity supports essential system loads
  • 3 A current rating ensures consistent performance
  • Tested working unit confirms operational readiness

KHACHIMO LEA50F-12 ATX power supply

This 12 V switching unit delivers 4.3 A for a 50 W output. It suits repair technicians or hobbyists replacing a failed module in compatible industrial or legacy ATX equipment. The disassembled origin means it fits existing mounts without new chassis work. Buyers needing higher wattage or different voltage rails should look elsewhere.

Tested working unit ready for install

Each unit is verified functional before shipment so you can swap it in without bench testing. The original disassembly source ensures connector pinouts match the factory specification. No cables, mounting screws or software are included in the package. Installers must reuse their existing wiring harness and fixation hardware.

Highlights

  • Delivers stable 12 V output for reliable component power
  • 50 W capacity supports essential system loads
  • 3 A current rating ensures consistent performance
  • Tested working unit confirms operational readiness

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will the internal electrolytic capacitors need replacement after extended use?

The unit uses standard electrolytic capacitors rated for typical switching supply lifetimes; plan on checking them after several years of continuous operation.

Which protection limit activates first when the load is held near maximum output?

The over-current protection trips at roughly 4.3 A, so sustained draws at or above that level will shut the supply down before thermal limits are reached.

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