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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO TPS2500-12D 2500W 48-60V 80A 12.3V 203.5A Power Supply

SKU CH-M51V-89N1G

ATX switching power supply delivering 2500 W from a 48-60 V input at 80 A to a 12.3 V output at 203.5 A

  • Product typeATX
  • Delivers 2500 W from a 48-60 V DC source
  • Provides 12.3 V at up to 203.5 A for heavy loads
  • Draws up to 80 A on the input side
  • Tested working and built to good quality standards

High-output 2500 W ATX power supply

This ATX switching unit delivers 2500 W from a 48 V to 60 V DC input, providing a 12.3 V rail rated at 203.5 A. It is built for high-current industrial or test-bench applications that demand dense 12 V power. The unit is supplied new and tested working.

12.3 V rail at 203.5 A continuous

The 12.3 V output supports sustained loads up to 203.5 A, giving ample headroom for heavy DC-DC arrays or load banks. Input current reaches 80 A at the low end of the 48 V to 60 V range, so wiring and source capacity must match. Builders needing multiple isolated rails or standard AC mains input cannot use this unit.

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Price $256.99
Pricier than about 72% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

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Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 48-60V input range work with my existing 48V server rack bus?

Yes, the unit accepts 48-60V DC input and draws up to 80A, so a standard 48V rack bus can power it within its rated limits.

How can I verify the 12.3V rail is delivering the rated 203.5A after installation?

Measure the output with a calibrated multimeter or DC load tester; the rail should maintain 12.3V while supplying up to 203.5A under load.

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