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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 150W 12V 13A ATX power supply AC100-240V

SKU CH-KJ6R-EGF1F

A 150 W ATX unit delivering 12 V at 13 A from a 100–240 V AC input

  • Product typeATX
  • Delivers 150 W continuous power for stable system operation
  • 12 V rail rated at 13 A handles demanding components
  • Wide AC 100-240 V input works worldwide without a switch
  • Tested and verified working before it reaches you

Compact ATX power supply for 12 V systems

The KHACHIMO unit delivers 150 W on a single 12 V rail rated at 13 A. It accepts AC input from 100 to 240 V and uses the standard ATX form factor. The supply is tested working and intended for builds that need a reliable 12 V source in a compact footprint.

Practical limits of the 150 W ATX design

The 13 A ceiling on the 12 V rail caps total power at 150 W, so systems with multiple drives or high-draw expansion cards may exceed the available current. The single-rail layout simplifies wiring but offers no separate auxiliary connectors beyond the standard ATX pinout. Builders needing more than 150 W or additional PCIe power leads should select a higher-capacity unit.

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Price $654.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

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Product typeATX

Questions about this item

What does the 150 W rating mean for a typical desktop build?

The unit can deliver up to 150 W of continuous DC power on its 12 V rail, which is enough for low-power systems such as thin clients or embedded boards.

Should I choose this 13 A model or a higher-current version?

This model provides 13 A at 12 V; select it if your components draw 13 A or less, otherwise choose a supply with a higher current rating.

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