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KHACHIMO GPM200D CONDOR ATX power supply unit

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO GPM200D CONDOR 5V26A 24V15A 12V1.2A 12V4A power supply

SKU CH-646Z-AY1QW

Industrial medical ATX power supply delivering 5 V at 26 A, 24 V at 15 A, and dual 12 V rails at 1.2 A and 4 A

  • Product typeATX
  • Industrial medical power supply tested working
  • Multiple output rails: 5V 26A, 24V 15A, 12V 1.2A, 12V 4A
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • 200W total capacity from good quality components

Industrial medical ATX supply

The GPM200D Condor is an ATX-format power supply built for industrial and medical equipment that demand multiple regulated rails. It delivers 5 V at 26 A, 24 V at 15 A, a 12 V rail at 1.2 A and a second 12 V rail at 4 A. Each unit is test-working and assembled to good-quality standards for continuous operation.

Multi-rail capacity and limits

The 5 V rail provides 26 A for logic-heavy loads while the 24 V rail supplies 15 A for motors or actuators. The two 12 V rails together handle modest peripheral draw but cannot support high-current 12 V devices such as modern graphics cards. Systems needing more than 15 A on 24 V or a single high-amperage 12 V rail should choose a different supply.

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Price $384.99
Pricier than about 84% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 5 V 26 A rail on this GPM200D power a legacy PCI card that draws 20 A at 5 V?

Yes, the 5 V rail delivers up to 26 A, so a card drawing 20 A is within its capacity.

How can I verify the 24 V 15 A output is stable after installing the unit?

Measure the 24 V rail with a multimeter under load; it should read close to 24 V and hold steady up to 15 A.

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