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KHACHIMO QUINT PS 1AC 12DC 15 2866718 ATX power supply unit

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO QUINT PS 1AC 12DC 15 2866718 power supply

SKU CH-SR9W-TWEQY

ATX switching power supply delivering 12 V at 15 A, tested and working

  • Product typeATX
  • 12 V DC output for stable component power
  • 15 W capacity handles modest system loads
  • ATX form factor fits standard PC cases
  • Tested working and built with quality components

QUINT 12DC 15 ATX Power Supply

The KHACHIMO QUINT PS 1AC 12DC 15 2866718 is a new ATX switching power supply designed for desktop PC builders and system integrators. It converts standard AC mains input into regulated 12 V DC output for internal components. The unit is supplied tested and verified as working.

15 A 12 V Rail Capacity

The 12 V rail delivers up to 15 A of continuous current, providing headroom for mid-range graphics cards and multiple storage drives. Systems with dual high-end GPUs or extreme overclocking loads will exceed this limit. Builders needing higher 12 V amperage should select a larger capacity unit.

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Price $469.99
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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 12 V 15 W output run alongside my existing ATX motherboard without overloading the rail?

The unit provides a single 12 V rail rated at 15 W, so it can supplement an ATX board only for very low-power auxiliary loads; check your board’s standby and peripheral draw first.

How can I verify the 12 V rail is delivering a stable 15 W after installation?

Measure the 12 V output with a multimeter under load; a steady reading near 12 V while the connected device draws its rated current confirms the supply is working as intended.

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