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KHACHIMO
ATX monitoring unit module delivers 3000 W at 48 V with part number 241119.100
The KHACHIMO Flatpack2 monitoring unit module delivers 3000 W of power in an ATX form factor. It operates at a 48 V input and is supplied new with a test-working verification. The unit suits system integrators and technicians who need a high-output, rack-style supply for industrial or server chassis.
This module steps up from standard ATX supplies that top out below 3000 W, letting a single unit handle loads that would otherwise require multiple supplies. The jump is worth it when your chassis accepts the Flatpack2 footprint and your distribution bus runs at 48 V. Builders whose systems use a different input voltage or cannot accommodate the module's physical envelope should look elsewhere.
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The module follows the standard ATX form factor, so it fits any chassis or rack tray designed for ATX power supplies with matching screw-hole spacing.
Slide the unit into the ATX bay, secure it with the four mounting screws, then connect the 48 V DC input and 3000 W output cables; the step most often missed is tightening the DC-input connector locking latch.
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