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KHACHIMO SQV140-1243-A 140W ATX power supply unit in metal casing

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO SQV140-1243-A 140W ATX power supply 120-240V 4A

SKU CH-7HCN-7CZYZ

140 W ATX power supply accepts 120–240 V input at 4 A for industrial and medical equipment

  • Product typeATX
  • Tested and working for reliable operation
  • 140 W output handles demanding industrial loads
  • Wide 120-240 V input suits global power grids
  • Built to American SSI standard for medical equipment use

Industrial ATX supply for medical gear

The KHACHIMO SQV140-1243-A is a 140W ATX power supply built for industrial and medical equipment. It accepts a 120-240V 4A input range and carries American SSI switching topology. The unit ships new and has been test-worked for immediate deployment.

140W continuous output with wide mains tolerance

The supply delivers 140W of steady power, giving headroom for typical industrial boards and medical subsystems. Loads that exceed the rated output will trip protection, so size the rail draw to stay within the 140W limit. The 120-240V input covers global mains without manual switching.

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Price $635.99
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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 140 W ATX unit run reliably on my older 120 V mains supply?

Yes, the input range is 120-240 V so it will operate normally on 120 V mains.

How can I verify the PSU is working correctly after installation?

The supplier states each unit is test working; power on the system and confirm stable voltages on the ATX rails.

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