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Rectangular ATX power supply unit in metal casing 110W

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO HTK-110C ATX power supply 110

SKU CH-9AEK-YQCQX

ATX power supply rated at 110 watts, tested working and described as good quality

  • TypeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
  • 110 W rated output for basic system power
  • Tested working before shipment for reliability
  • Good quality components support stable operation

ATX 110 W power supply

The KHACHIMO HTK-110C is an ATX form-factor power supply rated at 110 W. It is intended for low-power desktop systems or legacy hardware that requires a basic ATX unit. The unit has been tested and confirmed working. It suits builders who need a simple replacement for an original equipment supply.

Replaces failed low-wattage ATX units

This supply replaces a failed or degraded ATX power supply of similar wattage in older office PCs or industrial equipment. The upgrade is worthwhile when the original unit no longer delivers stable power or has developed noise. It is not for systems that need higher wattage, additional PCIe connectors, or modern efficiency certifications.

Highlights

  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
  • 110 W rated output for basic system power
  • Tested working before shipment for reliability
  • Good quality components support stable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What ATX mounting pattern does the KHACHIMO HTK-110C power supply use?

The unit follows the standard ATX form factor, so it mounts with four screws into the rear of any ATX-compatible case.

How do you install the KHACHIMO HTK-110C and which step is often missed?

Secure the supply with four screws, connect the 24-pin motherboard cable, then attach the CPU power cable — omitting the CPU power connector is the most common oversight.

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