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KHACHIMO
ATX switch-mode power supply delivering 180 W for compatible S5600 and S5624P series systems
The KHACHIMO PSL180-AD-H is an 180-watt ATX switch-mode power supply tested for reliable operation. It targets system builders maintaining or repairing compatible platforms such as the S5600-26C, 52C, S5624P and 5648P models.
The unit delivers a continuous 180 W output under steady demand rather than only in brief peaks. It is not suited for builds that require higher wattage headroom or additional power connectors beyond the standard ATX layout.
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The PSL180-AD-H is rated at 180 W and has been tested working; typical ATX supplies of this class use a temperature-controlled fan that stays quiet at low load and ramps up only when sustained power draw approaches the maximum.
It is designed for the S5600-26C, S5600-52C, S5624P and S5648P chassis, so you need one of those compatible systems with the matching ATX mounting points and power connectors.
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