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A rectangular metal ATX power supply unit with a 16-pin connector visible on one end

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO DPS-250AB-82A 250W power supply 16pin

SKU CH-W9NF-3QVSB

A 250 W ATX power supply with a 16-pin connector, tested and working

  • Product typeATX
  • 250 W output powers compatible ATX systems
  • 16-pin connector fits the specified motherboard header
  • Tested working before shipment
  • New condition direct from supplier

250W ATX power supply with 16-pin connector

This new ATX power supply delivers 250 watts of continuous power through a dedicated 16-pin output. It is intended for system builders and technicians who need a direct replacement unit for compatible small-form-factor or proprietary chassis. The unit has been tested and verified as working.

Replaces failed 250W units with identical pinout

The supply serves as a drop-in upgrade when an existing 250W ATX unit with a 16-pin connector reaches end of life or shows instability. The jump is worth it when the original part number matches the S26113-E564-V50-01 reference and the chassis cannot accept a higher-wattage or differently keyed power supply.

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Price $277.99
Pricier than about 75% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will this 250W ATX unit fit a standard ATX case cut-out?

Yes, the DPS-250AB-82A follows the ATX form factor so it mounts in any standard ATX case opening.

What is the common mistake when connecting the 16-pin output?

Forcing the 16-pin connector in upside-down; align the keyed notch with the socket before pressing firmly until it clicks.

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