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Silver rectangular ATX power supply unit with fan grille and label

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO Industrial Control Power Supply 350W ATX FSP300-60GHC(85) FSP300-60PN1

SKU CH-4G2R-HZY63

ATX power supply rated at 350 watts for industrial control systems

  • Product typeATX
  • Tested and confirmed working for reliable operation
  • Good-quality components support stable power delivery
  • ATX form factor fits standard industrial chassis
  • 350 W output powers demanding control systems

Industrial ATX Power Supply 350W

This ATX form-factor power supply delivers 350 watts of continuous power for industrial control systems. It is built to replace units such as the GTP-3500L and ST-350PFC in embedded or automation chassis. The unit ships new and has been tested for reliable operation.

Direct replacement for FSP300-60GHC and FSP300-60PN1

The supply matches the electrical and mechanical profile of the FSP300-60GHC(85) and FSP300-60PN1 models used in legacy industrial platforms. It is the correct choice when a drop-in 350 W ATX unit is required to restore power to those specific systems. It is not suited for builds needing higher wattage or redundant hot-swap modules.

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Price $127.99
Cheaper than about 56% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will this ATX power supply fit the standard mounting holes in my industrial chassis?

The unit follows the ATX form factor so it uses the standard four-hole mounting pattern found on industrial chassis designed for ATX supplies.

What is the correct way to connect the main power cable to the motherboard, and what mistake should I avoid?

Seat the 24-pin ATX connector fully until the latch clicks; the common error is leaving it partially inserted which causes intermittent power.

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