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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply delivering 5.1 V at 20 A and dual 12 V rails at 4 A and 1 A for industrial medical equipment
The KHACHIMO MAP140-3000P is an ATX form-factor unit built for industrial and medical equipment. It delivers three regulated rails at +5.1 V 20 A and dual +12 V outputs rated at 4 A and 1 A. The supply has been test-worked and is supplied in new condition.
This unit fits builds that require a 5.1 V rail alongside two independent 12 V channels for legacy or specialised boards. It will not suit systems that demand a single high-current 12 V rail, active PFC or modern EPS connectors. Buyers needing higher total wattage or different voltage combinations should look elsewhere.
| Type | ATX |
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The unit follows the ATX form factor, so it plugs into a standard 24-pin ATX motherboard socket and the matching 12 V auxiliary connectors.
Yes — the MAP140-3000P uses the ATX footprint and standard peripheral connectors, so it fits the same mounting points and works with your current cables.
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