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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply delivering 65 W at 1.0 A to 1.8 A for industrial medical equipment
The KHACHIMO NLP65-9620 is a 65 watt ATX power supply built for ARTESYN industrial and medical equipment. It delivers a 1.8 to 1.0 amp output range and is supplied new and test working. This unit suits technicians maintaining legacy ARTESYN systems that require this specific model.
Standard ATX connectors may not match proprietary ARTESYN pinouts without verification. The 65 watt capacity limits use to low power industrial boards rather than typical desktop builds. Buyers needing higher wattage or standard consumer pinouts should look elsewhere.
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The NLP65-9620 is a single model rated 1.8-1.0A; select it when your ARTESYN system requires this exact ATX power supply.
It indicates the current range the unit delivers to the ARTESYN load, so the supply will operate within those limits under normal industrial medical conditions.
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