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KHACHIMO 300W ATX power supply unit, metal casing

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 300W P1A-6300P P1G-6300P power supply

SKU CH-JNZK-7NYV0

ATX power supply delivering 300 watts for industrial computers and firewalls

  • TypeATX
  • 300 W output powers industrial firewall appliances
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • Tested working before shipment for reliable operation
  • Built with quality components for continuous duty

300W ATX power supply

This KHACHIMO unit provides 300 watts in a standard ATX form factor. It is intended for industrial computers and firewall appliances that use the P1A-6300P or P1G-6300P platform. The supply has been test verified and is sold in new condition.

Builders needing higher wattage

This product suits integrators who need a direct 300W ATX replacement for the listed platforms. It is not for systems that require greater output, redundant modules or proprietary connector layouts not covered by the standard ATX specification.

Highlights

  • 300 W output powers industrial firewall appliances
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • Tested working before shipment for reliable operation
  • Built with quality components for continuous duty

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What ATX case dimensions does this 300W unit require?

It follows the standard ATX form factor, so any case with an ATX power-supply bay will accept it; verify the depth allowance of your chassis before ordering.

Which cables must be connected first during installation to avoid a no-post condition?

Seat the 24-pin motherboard connector and the 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power lead firmly before plugging in any peripheral cables; loose main-power pins are the most common cause of a silent boot.

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