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Rectangular silver ATX power supply with 10-pin connector visible

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO HK280-72PP 180W 10Pin ATX Power Supply

SKU CH-5QAT-Q3H94

180 W ATX power supply with a 10-pin connector for E74S E75S H3060 F5060 M310 M410 M610 M90 M4600s m700 HK280-72PP desktops

  • TypeATX
  • Tested working ensures reliable startup
  • 180W output powers compatible desktops
  • 10-pin ATX connector fits listed models
  • Quality components support stable operation

Compatible 10-pin ATX power supply

This 180W ATX unit uses a 10-pin connector and is tested working. It fits listed systems such as E74S, E75S, H3060, F5060, M310, M410, M610, M90, M4600s and m700. Good build quality supports reliable daily operation.

Direct replacement for proprietary 10-pin units

It replaces the original power supply in the compatible models above when the factory unit fails or ages. The jump is worth it if the existing PSU uses the same 10-pin pinout and 180W rating. It will not suit builds needing standard 24-pin ATX connectors or higher wattage.

Highlights

  • Tested working ensures reliable startup
  • 180W output powers compatible desktops
  • 10-pin ATX connector fits listed models
  • Quality components support stable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Does the 10-pin connector match the motherboard socket on the H3060 and M410 models?

The HK280-72PP uses a 10-pin ATX connector designed for the listed H3060, M410, M610 and M90 chassis.

What is the first step when replacing the old unit in an E74S or F5060 system?

Disconnect the AC cord, remove the side panel, then unplug the 10-pin ATX cable from the motherboard before unscrewing the old power supply.

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