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Rectangular silver ATX power supply unit with 10-pin connector visible

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 10-pin HK280-73PP PA-2181-3 PCK014 FSP180-20TLA Power Supply 00PC790

SKU CH-YERS-NZR45

ATX power supply with 10-pin connector, tested and working

  • TypeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • 10-pin connector matches specific motherboard headers
  • Tested working for reliable power delivery
  • Good quality components ensure stable operation

ATX power supply with 10-pin connector

This ATX power supply uses a 10-pin HK280-73PP connector identified as PA-2181-3 and PCK014. It carries the FSP180-20TLA designation and part number 00PC790. The unit is supplied new and has been tested working.

Replaces a failed proprietary ATX unit

It fits systems that require the exact 10-pin HK280-73PP pinout and the PA-2181-3 or PCK014 labelling. The jump is worth it when the original supply has failed and a direct connector match is essential. Builders needing a different pin count or standard 24-pin ATX cannot use this model.

Highlights

  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • 10-pin connector matches specific motherboard headers
  • Tested working for reliable power delivery
  • Good quality components ensure stable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What case space does the 10-pin ATX unit need to fit?

The supply follows the ATX form factor, so it fits any chassis with a standard ATX PSU bay and the 10-pin motherboard connector clears the socket.

How is the 10-pin HK280-73PP supply installed and which step is often missed?

Slide the unit into the ATX bay, secure it with four screws, then press the 10-pin connector firmly onto the motherboard header until the latch clicks — the latch is the step most people skip.

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