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ATX power supply unit with metal casing and rear connectors

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO MAP80-4010 ATX Power Supply -12V3A 5V14A 12V4A 80W

SKU CH-FVAY-CPBQX

An ATX power supply delivering -12V at 3A, 5V at 14A and 12V at 4A for 80W industrial medical equipment

  • TypeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard industrial chassis
  • 80 W total output powers medical equipment
  • Triple rails deliver -12 V 3 A, 5 V 14 A, 12 V 4 A
  • Supplier tested each unit for reliable operation

Industrial ATX power supply for medical equipment

The KHACHIMO MAP80-4010 is an ATX form-factor unit built for industrial and medical equipment that require regulated DC rails. It delivers 12 V at 3 A, 5 V at 14 A and an auxiliary 12 V at 4 A, totalling 80 W of combined output. Each unit is tested before shipment to confirm reliable operation in demanding environments. This supply suits integrators who need a compact, verified ATX source for specialised hardware.

80 W capacity with triple-rail distribution

The 80 W rating provides comfortable headroom for typical industrial control boards, embedded PCs and medical-grade peripherals that draw modest current across the three rails. The 5 V rail’s 14 A capability supports logic-dense backplanes, while the dual 12 V outputs handle fans, drives and communication modules. Loads exceeding the 80 W aggregate or any single rail’s rated current will trigger protection and are beyond this unit’s design envelope.

Highlights

  • ATX form factor fits standard industrial chassis
  • 80 W total output powers medical equipment
  • Triple rails deliver -12 V 3 A, 5 V 14 A, 12 V 4 A
  • Supplier tested each unit for reliable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 12 V 4 A rail power an older PCIe card that draws up to 4 A?

The 12 V rail is rated at 4 A, so it can supply an older PCIe card that stays within that limit.

How can I confirm the 5 V 14 A rail is delivering stable voltage after installation?

Measure the 5 V rail with a multimeter under load; it should read close to 5 V while drawing up to 14 A.

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