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KHACHIMO 250W ATX power supply with 20 pin connector and eight SATA plugs

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO DVR NVR 20Pin SATA*8 250W Switching Power Supply

SKU CH-WDAE-ATZ8P

ATX power supply with a 20-pin connector and eight SATA outputs delivering 250 W

  • Product typeATX
  • 250 W output powers demanding DVR or NVR systems
  • 20-pin main connector fits compatible recorder motherboards
  • Eight SATA connectors supply multiple hard drives simultaneously
  • Tested working unit confirms reliable operation out of the box

DVR NVR power supply with 20-pin connector

The KHACHIMO PSF-250M4 is a 250W ATX switching unit built for DVR and NVR recorders. It delivers eight SATA power connectors to run multiple surveillance drives from a single source. The supply is tested working before dispatch and aimed at installers who need a direct replacement for recorders using a 20-pin main plug.

Thermals noise and 250W power draw

A standard ATX cooling fan moves air through the chassis during normal recording loads. Acoustic output stays at a typical office background level when the system is idle or writing video streams. The 250W rating sets the maximum continuous draw the unit is designed to supply across all rails.

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Price $80.99
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Specifications

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Product typeATX

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 20-pin ATX connector and all eight SATA cables without overloading the 250W supply?

Plug the 20-pin ATX block into the motherboard, then attach each SATA drive to its own cable; keep total draw under 250W by avoiding high-power GPUs or extra adapters on the same unit.

When should I replace the internal fan or the electrolytic capacitors in this 250W switching supply?

Replace the fan if it becomes noisy or stops spinning; plan capacitor replacement after roughly five years of continuous DVR or NVR operation to prevent voltage drift.

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