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KHACHIMO AD801M 53.5 -1M17A ATX switching power supply module

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO AD801M 53.5 -1M17A switching power supply

SKU CH-DTBR-MBBQW

ATX switching power supply module tested for reliable operation

  • Product typeATX
  • Tested and confirmed working before dispatch
  • Good-quality components for stable power delivery
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • Model AD801M 53.5 -1M17A identifies exact module

AD801M 53.5 switching module for VAPEL systems

The KHACHIMO AD801M 53.5 -1M17A is a new ATX-type switching power supply module built for VAPEL equipment. It delivers a 53.5 V output through a tested, working unit that meets good-quality standards. This module suits technicians and integrators who need a direct replacement or a reliable power source for compatible VAPEL hardware.

53.5 V capacity with ATX form-factor limits

The supply provides a steady 53.5 V rail for the target VAPEL load, and the ATX footprint fits standard mounting points. Headroom ends at the rated output; the unit is not designed for higher-voltage or multi-rail configurations. Builders needing adjustable voltage, redundant rails or a different form factor should look elsewhere.

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Price $191.99
Pricier than about 61% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

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Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will the AD801M 53.5 -1M17A ATX supply fit my older case and motherboard that use a standard 24-pin connector?

The unit follows the ATX form factor, so it matches the standard mounting holes and 24-pin main power connector used by older cases and motherboards.

How can I confirm the module is delivering stable power after I install it?

The supplier states each unit is test working; you can verify operation by measuring the output rails with a multimeter or by confirming the system posts and runs without shutdowns.

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