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KHACHIMO
ATX switching power supply delivering 12 V at 125 A for 1500 W output
This KHACHIMO unit delivers 1500 W on a single 12 V rail rated at 125 A. It suits workstations, servers or test benches that demand sustained high current from one voltage line. The ATX form factor fits standard chassis mounting points.
Mounting uses standard ATX screw holes and the main connector follows the usual pinout. The 125 A output requires adequately gauged cables and secure terminal torque to avoid voltage drop or overheating. Builders who need multiple lower-voltage rails or modular cabling will not find those features here.
| Type | ATX |
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Use a multimeter to measure the voltage at the 12 V rails while the unit is under load; a steady reading close to 12 V indicates the supply is operating as intended.
The unit ships as a tested switching power supply; any ATX power cables, mounting screws or additional connectors required for your build are not included and must be purchased separately.
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