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Rectangular embedded power module with metal casing and connector terminals

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO Embedded Power Module 120W 24V 5A power supply

SKU CH-BDSJ-QJWRN

120 W embedded power module delivers 24 V at 5 A for EMERSON ADN5-24-1PM-C compatibility

  • TypeATX
  • 120W output powers embedded systems reliably
  • 24V 5A delivery matches EMERSON ADN5-24-1PM-C requirements
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis slots
  • Tested working unit ensures dependable operation

Embedded Power Module 120W 24V

This embedded power module delivers 120 W at 24 V with a 5 A output rating. It is built to replace the EMERSON ADN5-24-1PM-C unit in compatible systems. The ATX form factor allows straightforward integration into standard chassis designs. The module is supplied new and has been tested for reliable operation.

Capacity and Headroom 120W 24V

The 120 W rating comfortably handles typical embedded loads such as industrial controllers, networking gear and single-board computers. Continuous draws near the 5 A limit leave little headroom for sustained peak demands or future expansion. Systems requiring higher wattage or multiple voltage rails will need a larger or additional power solution.

Highlights

  • 120W output powers embedded systems reliably
  • 24V 5A delivery matches EMERSON ADN5-24-1PM-C requirements
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis slots
  • Tested working unit ensures dependable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will the KHACHIMO 120W 24V 5A module power my existing ATX motherboard correctly?

The unit is an ATX-type supply delivering 24 V at 5 A for 120 W total, so it matches boards that expect a 24 V ATX input.

How can I verify the module is operating properly after installation?

The supplier confirms each unit is test-working; measure 24 V at the output terminals under load to confirm it is delivering the rated 120 W.

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