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Rectangular metal ATX power supply unit with ventilation grille

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO GUARDIAN 48 2500W ATX Power Supply FMP25.48S200G

SKU CH-5D9A-A6Z5T

A 2500 W ATX power supply delivering 48 V at 200 A for high-demand systems

  • Product typeATX
  • Delivers 2500W continuous power for demanding systems
  • Provides 48V DC output at 200A current capacity
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • Tested working and built with quality components

High-output ATX supply

This KHACHIMO GUARDIAN 48 unit delivers 2500 W of AC-DC power in an ATX form factor. It is built for systems that demand sustained high current from a single source. The FMP25.48S200G model is supplied new and tested working.

Suited to dense compute or multi-GPU builds

This supply fits installations where 48 V output at 200 A is required and standard lower-wattage units fall short. It is not intended for typical desktop PCs that operate well within conventional power envelopes. Buyers needing a compact footprint or quiet office operation should look elsewhere.

How it compares

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Price $907.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Does the FMP25.48S200G fit a standard ATX mounting pattern?

Yes, the unit follows the ATX form factor so it uses the standard four-screw mounting pattern found in ATX cases.

What is the common mistake when wiring the 48 V output on this 2500 W supply?

Builders often forget to tighten both high-current terminals evenly, which can cause voltage drop under 200 A load.

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