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Small black rectangular ATX power supply unit with label showing 12V .9A

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO PBA10F-12 12V .9A power supply

SKU CH-QG25-KGFK3

A 12 V switching power supply delivering .9 A output for low-power ATX systems

  • TypeATX
  • Tested working unit ensures reliable operation
  • 12V output delivers stable power to components
  • 9A current rating supports low-power devices
  • 10W capacity meets basic system requirements

12V 0.9A ATX power module

This compact ATX switching power supply delivers 12 volts at 0.9 amps for low-power system builds. It is intended for technicians and hobbyists who need a basic 12V source from an ATX form factor. The unit arrives as an original disassembly part tested for working condition. It suits projects where a full ATX power supply is excessive.

Tested disassembly unit

Each module is verified functional before shipping to ensure reliable operation out of the box. The disassembly origin means it comes without retail packaging or extra cables. Buyers who need a complete retail kit with warranty coverage should look elsewhere. Builders requiring higher amperage or multiple voltage rails must choose a different unit.

Highlights

  • Tested working unit ensures reliable operation
  • 12V output delivers stable power to components
  • 9A current rating supports low-power devices
  • 10W capacity meets basic system requirements

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 12 V .9 A output need any periodic recalibration or component replacement?

No recalibration is required; the unit is a sealed switching supply tested working and intended to run until the internal electrolytic capacitors reach end of life.

What is the first limit reached when the supply runs continuously at full 10 W load?

The 0.9 A current limit on the 12 V rail is reached first, after which the protection circuit reduces output to prevent overheating.

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