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Rectangular silver ATX power supply unit with fan grille and label showing 5V 50A

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO PFC250-1005 power supply 85-250V 5V50A

SKU CH-MJ1W-6R2DQ

Delivers 5 V at 50 A across an 85-250 V input range for industrial and medical equipment

  • Product typeATX
  • Delivers stable 5 V at 50 A for demanding industrial loads
  • Wide 85-250 V input range suits global mains voltages
  • Tested and confirmed working before shipment
  • ATX form factor fits standard industrial chassis

Industrial ATX Power Supply

This KHACHIMO PFC250-1005 unit delivers a 5 V output at up to 50 A from an 85-250 V AC input. It is built to ATX form factor and supplied new, tested and confirmed working for industrial and medical equipment installations.

Replaces failed OEM modules

The supply serves as a direct replacement for a faulty PFC250-1005 module in compatible chassis. The jump is worth it when the original unit no longer regulates within spec or has suffered component failure.

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Price $142.99
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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

What form factor does the PFC250-1005 use for mounting in a chassis?

The unit follows the ATX form factor, so it fits standard ATX mounting holes and screw patterns used in compatible industrial or medical enclosures.

Which step is often missed when wiring the 5 V 50 A output on this supply?

Installers sometimes forget to tighten the output terminal screws firmly after inserting the heavy-gauge cables, which can cause voltage drop or overheating under full 50 A load.

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