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Compact 1U flex power supply unit, matte metal finish

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 1U FLEX 250W POS DPS-250AB-24C power supply

SKU CH-5DKV-D2FXZ

250 W ATX power supply for 1U FLEX POS or game monitor systems, 24 V output, tested working

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 250 W for stable 1U operation
  • 24 V output matches POS and monitor specs
  • ATX form factor fits standard flex chassis
  • Tested working to confirm reliable performance

1U FLEX 250W POS power supply

This KHACHIMO unit is a 250W ATX power supply built for 1U FLEX form-factor systems such as point-of-sale terminals or compact game monitors. It carries the DPS-250AB-24C designation and arrives new and tested for reliable operation in space-constrained chassis.

24 V primary output rail

The supply delivers its power through a 24 V main rail, so the connected board or monitor must be designed for that voltage. Builders whose hardware requires a different primary rail voltage will need a different power supply.

Highlights

  • Delivers 250 W for stable 1U operation
  • 24 V output matches POS and monitor specs
  • ATX form factor fits standard flex chassis
  • Tested working to confirm reliable performance

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What does the 250 W rating mean for a 1U FLEX system?

It is the maximum continuous power the unit can deliver to the attached board and drives when installed in a 1U FLEX chassis.

What does the ATX type indicate for this 24 V supply?

It means the unit follows the ATX mechanical and connector layout, but the main output is a single 24 V rail rather than the multi-rail desktop ATX standard.

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