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KHACHIMO
Switching power supply delivers 5V and ±15V outputs at 30W total power
This KHACHIMO PMC30E-2 is a new ATX switching power supply rated at 30W. It delivers fixed outputs of 5V and ±15V for compatible hardware. The unit comes from original disassembly stock and has been tested working. It suits repair or replacement tasks needing this specific voltage combination.
Technicians restoring equipment that requires 5V plus dual 15V rails will find this unit suitable. Builders needing higher wattage, different voltage rails, or standard PC ATX connectors should look at other products. The fixed output set limits use to matching legacy or industrial designs. No other form factors or power levels are supported.
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The unit delivers both 5 V and ±15 V simultaneously, so you do not choose between them; each rail is available for the circuits that need it.
It is the total continuous power the three outputs can provide together; the combined load on 5 V and ±15 V must stay within 30 W.
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