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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO DLP75-24-1 24V 3.1A 75W power supply

SKU CH-JYEC-47T00

Delivers 24 V DC at 3.1 A for 75 W of ATX switching power

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers stable 24 V output for reliable device operation
  • Provides 75 W capacity to handle demanding loads
  • Supplies 3.1 A current ensuring consistent performance
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis installations

Power Supply for 24 V Systems

The KHACHIMO DLP75-24-1 is a new 75 W ATX switching power supply delivering 24 V at 3.1 A. It is intended for builders and technicians who need a reliable 24 V DC source for compatible components or test bench setups.

75 W Continuous Output

The unit provides a steady 75 W with 24 V and 3.1 A available for continuous load. Headroom ends at this rating, so systems drawing more current or requiring higher voltage rails will need a larger supply.

Highlights

  • Delivers stable 24 V output for reliable device operation
  • Provides 75 W capacity to handle demanding loads
  • Supplies 3.1 A current ensuring consistent performance
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis installations

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will this 24 V 75 W unit power an older ATX motherboard that still uses a 20-pin main connector?

The supply follows the ATX form factor and delivers 24 V at 3.1 A, so it can replace an older ATX unit as long as the motherboard expects a 24 V rail and the connector matches.

How can I verify the 24 V 3.1 A output is stable after installation?

Measure the 24 V rail with a multimeter under load; a steady reading near 24 V and the unit running without shutdown confirms the 75 W supply is operating correctly.

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