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KHACHIMO
ATX power circuit board delivering +5 V and +24 V at 50-60 Hz
The KHACHIMO LEB100F-0524 is a new ATX-type power circuit board that delivers +5 V and +24 V rails at 50-60 Hz. It is supplied as a tested, working module for system integrators and repair technicians who need a dual-voltage source. The board is intended for builds or service jobs that specifically call for these two output rails.
Buyers who require a single-rail design or greater total output cannot use this unit. It is also unsuitable for any application that demands voltage rails other than the +5 V and +24 V provided here.
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The 100 W figure is the maximum continuous power the module can deliver across its +5 V and +24 V rails combined, so your total load must stay below that limit.
ATX sizing means the board fits standard ATX mounting points and uses the usual ATX connector layout, letting you plug it into a compatible chassis and backplane without adapters.
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