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Compact silver ATX power supply unit, 150W 12V

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO GW-T150WV12 150W 12V ATX power supply

SKU CH-GFP8-NZ42F

Delivers 150W of stable 12V ATX power for industrial switching applications

  • Product typeATX
  • Tested and working for immediate reliability
  • 150W output powers compact ATX builds
  • 12V rail delivers stable voltage
  • Industrial-grade switching module ensures consistent operation

150W ATX power supply for low-power builds

The KHACHIMO GW-T150WV12 is a 150W ATX power supply built for systems that draw modest power. Its 12V output suits industrial modules, thin clients or embedded boards that run on a single rail. The unit ships new and has been tested working. It fits standard ATX mounting points in compatible chassis.

150W capacity with 12V focus

The 150W rating covers basic computing loads and light peripheral sets on the 12V line. It runs out when a discrete graphics card, multiple drives or high-wattage CPUs are added. Builders who need more headroom for expansion should choose a higher-wattage model. The single-rail design simplifies wiring for targeted low-draw applications.

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Price $108.99
Cheaper than about 63% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

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Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 12 V rail on this 150 W ATX supply handle the CPU and GPU I am keeping from my older build?

The unit delivers its full 150 W on the 12 V output, so it can power legacy CPUs and mid-range graphics cards that draw within that limit.

How can I confirm the GW-T150WV12 is operating correctly once installed?

Switch the system on and verify that the motherboard POST completes, voltages in BIOS read close to 12 V, and the supply fan spins without unusual noise.

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