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KHACHIMO
Delivers 15 volts at 6.7 amps for TDK-Lambda compatible ATX power supply replacement
This KHACHIMO RTW15-6R7C unit delivers 15 volts at 6.7 amps in a standard ATX form factor. It is built as a direct-fit replacement for TDK-Lambda power supplies that require the same output specification. The module ships new and has been tested to confirm correct operation.
Install this supply when the original TDK-Lambda brick has failed or shows unstable voltage under load. The swap is worthwhile when the system chassis and wiring match the ATX layout and the 15 V rail is the only rail the board requires. Builders needing additional rails or different voltages should look elsewhere.
| Type | ATX |
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The supply uses the standard ATX mounting pattern, so it aligns with the four screw holes found on TDK-Lambda cases that accept ATX units.
Seat the 24-pin motherboard connector and the 4-pin CPU power plug before switching on the rear rocker; skipping either rail leaves the system dead.
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