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KHACHIMO
A 600W 1U ATX switching power supply tested for reliable operation
The KHACHIMO PWS-601-1H is a 600 watt switching power supply built to the ATX form factor in a 1U height. It is intended for rack-mount servers or compact workstations that require a standard ATX pin-out within a single rack unit.
Each unit is test working before dispatch, confirming the 600 W rated output under load. The 1U form factor limits internal airflow, so sustained maximum output depends on the chassis cooling design. Builders needing redundant or higher-wattage supplies should consider alternative configurations.
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The supply follows the ATX form factor and delivers 600W, so it will connect to standard ATX motherboard power connectors in a 1U rackmount case.
Each unit is test working before shipment; once installed, confirm the system powers on stably and use a multimeter or motherboard monitoring utility to check the main voltage rails.
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