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KHACHIMO
Industrial ATX unit delivering 170 W across 12 V at 14 A, 22.5 A and 15 V at 11.2 A, 18 A
The KHACHIMO OZP-170-12/15-J00 is a new ATX unit rated at 170 W. It delivers 12 V at 14 A with a 22.5 A peak and 15 V at 11.2 A with an 18 A peak. The supply is tested working and aimed at industrial systems that require those specific voltage and current rails.
The 12 V and 15 V rails share the 170 W envelope, so total draw across both must stay within that limit. Builders who need higher 12 V current or a single-rail design should look elsewhere. ATX mounting fits standard industrial chassis, and the tested-working status confirms basic function before deployment.
| Type | ATX |
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This unit follows the ATX form factor, providing 170 W total output with 12 V at 14 A (22.5 A peak) and 15 V at 11.2 A (18 A peak) for industrial systems.
The ATX form factor fits standard ATX mounting holes and dimensions in compatible industrial chassis or server cases.
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