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Rectangular silver ATX power supply unit with ventilation grille and label showing model numbers

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 6548 F80 F85 138A Power Supply

SKU CH-EATB-DQT1B

ATX power supply tested working, replaces part numbers 53P2830 21P6417 53P1079 97P4024

  • TypeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
  • Tested working ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components support stable power delivery
  • Replaces part numbers 53P2830 21P6417 53P1079 97P4024

KHACHIMO ATX Power Supply 138A

The KHACHIMO 6548 F80 F85 delivers 138A of combined output through a standard ATX form factor. It is built for system integrators and repair technicians who need a tested, working unit to replace or upgrade power in compatible desktop chassis.

Capacity and headroom at 138A

The 138A rating provides ample headroom for multi-core processors and mid-range graphics configurations under sustained load. Systems requiring higher peak current or specialised server-grade redundancy will exceed the design envelope of this supply.

Highlights

  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
  • Tested working ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components support stable power delivery
  • Replaces part numbers 53P2830 21P6417 53P1079 97P4024

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will the KHACHIMO 6548 F80 F85 138A Power Supply fit in my older ATX chassis?

Yes, it follows the standard ATX form factor so it will mount in any chassis designed for ATX power supplies.

How can I verify the KHACHIMO 6548 F80 F85 138A Power Supply is working after installation?

The unit was tested working before dispatch; once fitted, the system should power on, the PSU fan should spin, and the motherboard firmware should report stable voltage rails.

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