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KHACHIMO PDP106A ATX power module, rectangular metal enclosure

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO PDP106A Lightning Protection Power Module

SKU CH-KQEX-D92P2

ATX power module with lightning protection, tested and verified working

  • Product typeATX
  • Lightning protection shields connected equipment from surge damage
  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop chassis
  • Module tested and verified working before dispatch
  • Good-quality construction supports reliable power delivery

Lightning Protection Power Module PDP106A

The KHACHIMO PDP106A is a lightning protection module designed for ATX power supply units. It adds surge defence to a standard desktop build and is supplied in new condition. The unit has been tested for working order and is rated for good quality assembly. It suits system integrators who want an extra layer of mains protection.

ATX surge protection for desktop builds

This module installs alongside a standard ATX power supply to absorb transient spikes before they reach sensitive components. It requires an available connection point in the power chain and does not replace the primary PSU. Builders who need higher joule ratings or integrated battery backup will need a different solution.

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Price $262.99
Pricier than about 73% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

What sustained-load limit appears first on the PDP106A?

The module is rated for ATX-type operation, so its primary sustained limit is the continuous power envelope defined by the ATX form factor.

How does the PDP106A handle noise and heat during all-day use?

Designed as an ATX power module, it relies on standard case airflow and its internal protection circuitry to manage heat, while lightning-protection components add no moving parts that would increase noise.

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