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KHACHIMO
Delivers 48 V at 12 A for up to 1740 W in a tested ATX communication power supply
The KHACHIMO R48-1800A is a communication power supply delivering 48V at 12A with a rated output of 1740W. It uses an ATX form factor and has been tested as working. This unit is intended for systems requiring a high-wattage 48V DC source in a standard ATX footprint.
Buyers who require a different output voltage, a lower amperage rating, or a non-ATX physical format should look at other options. Those needing modular cabling, specific efficiency certifications, or detailed protection feature lists will not find that information here.
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The supply follows the ATX form factor, so it fits any standard ATX-compatible rack shelf or server chassis designed for that footprint.
It delivers 48 V at 12 A; parallel operation depends on the voltage regulation and current-sharing method of the existing rectifiers, so verify their droop or digital-sharing specs first.
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