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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO GPR24020 5760W 288V Communication Power Supply

SKU CH-8DEG-APZ42

A 5760W 288V ATX communication power supply tested working for reliable operation

  • TypeATX
  • 5760W output supports demanding communication systems
  • 288V input suits high-voltage telecom environments
  • ATX form factor fits standard rack installations
  • Tested working condition ensures reliable deployment

High-capacity communication power supply

The KHACHIMO GPR24020 delivers 5760W at 288V in an ATX form factor. It is built for communication infrastructure that demands continuous high-power operation. The unit has been tested working and is supplied new.

Suited for telecom and industrial deployments

This supply fits installations that require the specified voltage and wattage in a standard ATX footprint. It is not intended for consumer desktop builds or systems needing lower voltage rails. Buyers who need modular cabling or silent operation should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 5760W output supports demanding communication systems
  • 288V input suits high-voltage telecom environments
  • ATX form factor fits standard rack installations
  • Tested working condition ensures reliable deployment

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What motherboard power connector does the KHACHIMO GPR24020 require?

The unit uses an ATX form factor so it connects to a standard 24-pin ATX motherboard socket.

Can the 5760 W 288 V output run in parallel with an existing lower-voltage supply?

The 288 V output is specific to communication equipment and is not designed to share a load with typical PC power supplies.

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