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KHACHIMO MPS-120-54V 120W ATX power supply, metal case, label shows 54V 2.2A

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO MPS-120-54V 54V 2.2A 120W ATX power supply

SKU CH-PFJV-5M8EN

ATX switching unit delivering 54 V at 2.2 A for 120 W output

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 120 W for stable system operation
  • 54 V output matches specialised hardware needs
  • 2 A current supports consistent load handling
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts

KHACHIMO 120W ATX power supply

This KHACHIMO ATX power supply delivers a 54V output at 2.2A for a total of 120W. It is a switching type unit supplied in new condition and has been tested working. The unit suits builds or test benches that require this specific voltage and power rating.

Suits systems needing 54V 120W ATX power

This unit fits setups that call for a 54V 2.2A ATX source. It does not suit systems requiring a different output voltage or a higher wattage rating. Builds needing standard ATX rails such as 12V or multiple connectors should look at other models.

Highlights

  • Delivers 120 W for stable system operation
  • 54 V output matches specialised hardware needs
  • 2 A current supports consistent load handling
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What does the 120 W rating mean once this supply is installed in a PC?

The 120 W rating is the maximum continuous power the unit can deliver at 54 V and 2.2 A, so it will run components that draw up to that level without shutting down.

What does the ATX form factor cap in practice for this 54 V supply?

ATX defines the physical size and main-connector pin-out; the electrical limit remains 54 V at 2.2 A, so any ATX motherboard must accept that voltage and current envelope.

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