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KHACHIMO CSU2000AP-3-204 ATX power supply unit

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO CSU2000AP-3-204 12.2V 163.9A 2000W power supply

SKU CH-3T5V-3ZZX4

Delivers 2000W at 12.2V and 163.9A in an ATX form factor

  • Product typeATX
  • Delivers 2000 W for demanding systems
  • 2 V output with 163.9 A current capacity
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • Tested working and built with good quality

12.2 V 2000 W ATX power supply

The KHACHIMO CSU2000AP-3-204 delivers 12.2 volts at up to 163.9 amps for a total of 2000 watts. It uses an ATX form factor and arrives new and tested. Builders needing a high-current single-rail unit for dense compute or industrial chassis will find it a direct fit.

Capacity and headroom

The 2000 watt rating supports multi-GPU arrays, heavy storage backplanes or clustered single-board computers that draw sustained current near the 163.9 amp limit. Systems requiring more than 12.2 volts or redundancy features fall outside this unit's specification.

How it compares

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Price $330.99
Pricier than about 80% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will this 2000W CSU2000AP-3-204 unit share a 12.2V rail with an older ATX supply in a dual-PSU mining rig?

The supply delivers 12.2V at 163.9A on its single rail; paralleling it with another unit requires external load-balancing circuitry because the outputs are not designed for active current sharing.

How can I verify the 163.9A output is stable after installing the CSU2000AP-3-204?

Measure the 12.2V rail with a multimeter under load; it should stay within ±5 % of 12.2V while drawing up to 163.9A, and the built-in protection should not trigger during normal operation.

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