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KHACHIMO
Delivers 24 V at 6.5 A for TDK-Lambda industrial and medical equipment
This KHACHIMO RKW24-6R5 delivers a steady 24 volt output at 6.5 amps in an ATX form factor. It is built for industrial and medical equipment that requires reliable regulated power. Each unit is tested and confirmed working before shipment.
Technicians replacing a TDK-Lambda module in fixed installations will find the voltage and current match the original specification. Builders needing a different output voltage, higher current capacity or a non-ATX mechanical format should look at other models.
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Mount the unit using the standard ATX screw holes, connect the 24 V output leads to the equipment, and verify polarity before powering on; the step often missed is confirming the load does not exceed 6.5 A.
The supply has no user-serviceable parts; plan to replace the entire unit if output voltage drifts from 24 V or if the 6.5 A capacity becomes insufficient for the connected medical equipment.
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