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KHACHIMO RMB50A-2 ATX power supply unit, metal enclosure, standard connectors

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO RMB50A-2 ATX power supply 24V 1.8A 50W

SKU CH-80W8-37415

A 24 V ATX switching unit delivering 1.8 A for 50 W of reliable power

  • Product typeATX
  • Delivers 24 V output for compatible ATX systems
  • Supplies 1.8 A current to meet load demands
  • Rated at 50 W for stable power delivery
  • Verified working unit ensures reliable operation

24 V ATX power supply for low-power builds

This KHACHIMO unit delivers 24 V at 1.8 A for a total of 50 W. It is an ATX-form-factor switching supply that has been tested and confirmed working. The product arrives new from original disassembly stock.

Fits standard ATX bays and 24 V loads

The supply mounts in any chassis with an ATX power-supply opening and connects to equipment requiring a 24 V rail. It frees the builder from sourcing a higher-wattage unit when the load stays within 50 W. Builders needing more than 50 W or a different output voltage must choose another model.

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Price $216.99
Pricier than about 66% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

How long will the 24 V rail hold 1.8 A continuously?

The unit is rated for 50 W total output, so the 24 V rail can deliver 1.8 A as long as the combined load stays within that 50 W limit.

What noise or heat should I expect when the supply runs at full load all day?

The supply is a disassembled ATX unit tested working; it uses its original fan and heatsink to manage heat at 50 W, so expect typical switching-PSU fan noise under sustained load.

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