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KHACHIMO ZXC03.23 ATX power supply unit in metal casing

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO ZXC03.23 220V to 48V 2.2A ATX power supply

SKU CH-PFVJ-ZRYFE

ATX power supply converts 220 V mains to 48 V at 2.2 A for compatible systems

  • TypeATX
  • Converts 220 V mains to 48 V DC at 2.2 A
  • ATX form factor fits standard PC chassis
  • Unit tested working before shipment
  • New condition ensures full service life
  • First listed by manufacturer in April 2024

Purpose and fit

The KHACHIMO ZXC03.23 is an ATX power supply that converts 220 V mains input to a 48 V 2.2 A output. It suits builders or technicians who need a dedicated 48 V rail for specialised hardware or test benches.

Build and connections

The unit is supplied new and described by the manufacturer as good quality with a test-working verification. Its ATX form factor means it mounts in standard chassis cut-outs and uses the familiar ATX connector layout for straightforward installation.

Compatibility check

Confirm that your system requires a 48 V 2.2 A source and that the ATX connector pin-out matches the device you are powering. Ensure the 220 V input matches your local mains voltage before connecting the supply.

Highlights

  • Converts 220 V mains to 48 V DC at 2.2 A
  • ATX form factor fits standard PC chassis
  • Unit tested working before shipment
  • New condition ensures full service life
  • First listed by manufacturer in April 2024

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What voltage does the 220 V input convert to for ATX use?

The unit converts 220 V mains power to a 48 V DC output rated at 2.2 A for ATX systems.

What physical format does this ATX power supply use for mounting?

It follows the standard ATX form factor, so it fits a regular ATX case cut-out and uses the usual four mounting screws.

How is the supply connected, and which step is often missed?

Connect the 220 V mains lead to the IEC inlet, then attach the 48 V output cables to the motherboard; the step often missed is ensuring the 48 V connector is fully seated before powering on.

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