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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply converts 230 V AC to 48 V DC at 750 VA
This KHACHIMO unit is an ATX-format power supply that converts 230 VAC mains input into a 48 VDC output rated at 750 VA. It is built for equipment that runs directly from a 48 V rail rather than the multiple voltages found in typical PC power supplies. The module is supplied new and has been tested for basic operation.
Designed for systems that accept a single 48 VDC source, such as certain rackmount appliances or telecommunications hardware. Not intended for ordinary desktop PCs that expect standard ATX voltage rails. Buyers needing multi-rail output for mainstream motherboards should select a conventional ATX power supply instead.
| Type | ATX |
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Yes, the ATX form factor matches standard ATX mounting holes and dimensions, so it will align with the screw pattern of your current chassis.
Measure the output terminals with a multimeter set to DC volts; a reading close to 48 V under load confirms the supply is operating as intended.
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