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KHACHIMO P50E-12 12V 4.2A 50W ATX power supply unit

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO P50E-12 12V 4.2A 50W power supply

SKU CH-9BHG-CE28F

A 12 V, 4.2 A switching power supply delivering 50 W of output, tested working and supplied in new condition

  • Product typeATX
  • Delivers steady 12 V output for reliable component power
  • 50 W capacity supports mid-range system builds
  • 2 A current rating handles demanding 12 V rails
  • Tested working to confirm correct operation before use

12 V 50 W ATX unit

This KHACHIMO P50E-12 switching power supply delivers 12 V at 4.2 A for a total of 50 W. It is an ATX form-factor unit supplied in new condition and verified as test-working. The module suits builds that require a dedicated 12 V rail at this modest power level.

Fits standard ATX mounting

The supply slots into any chassis with ATX power-supply mounting points and connects to components needing 12 V DC input. It frees the builder from sourcing a higher-wattage unit when the load stays within 50 W. Buyers needing more than 50 W or multiple voltage rails should select a different unit.

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Price $75.99
Cheaper than about 77% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

How much heat does the 50 W PSU add to the case under full load?

At 50 W output the unit dissipates waste heat inside the chassis; ensure your case airflow can handle the extra thermal load.

What is the fan noise like when the 12 V rail runs at 4.2 A continuously?

The supply uses a built-in cooling fan; sustained 4.2 A draw will spin the fan faster so expect audible airflow noise in a quiet room.

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