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KHACHIMO
Delivers 48 V at 50 A in an ATX form factor with 100 % pre-shipment testing
The KHACHIMO HD4850-2 delivers a continuous 48 V at 50 A from a standard ATX form factor. It is built for test benches, industrial rigs and custom builds that need a single high-current rail rather than multiple lower-voltage outputs. Every unit is 100 % tested before dispatch.
The 48 V rail holds its rated 50 A during extended runs without the voltage sag seen in short-burst ratings. Protection circuits engage cleanly if the draw exceeds the design limit, so the supply suits long-duration burn-in sessions and constant-load equipment.
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The unit delivers up to 48 volts at 50 amps and is 100% tested before delivery, so it is built to sustain that load without overheating.
It is an ATX-type supply, so it provides the standard ATX connectors required by a compatible motherboard.
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