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Open-frame switching power supply unit, silver metal chassis with components exposed

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO LDA300W-5 Switching Power Supply 5V 60A 300W

SKU CH-SQRQ-CPASW

Delivers 5 V at 60 A for 300 W in an ATX switching supply

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 60 A at 5 V for high-current systems
  • 300 W output handles demanding loads reliably
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • Tested working and built with quality components

5 V 60 A switching power supply

This KHACHIMO LDA300W-5 unit delivers a single 5 V rail rated at 60 A for a total of 300 W. It is built to the ATX form factor and supplied as a tested, working module. The supply suits applications that need a dedicated high-current 5 V source.

Who this suits and who should look elsewhere

Engineers and hobbyists powering 5 V logic arrays, LED installations or legacy hardware will find the output convenient. Buyers who require additional voltage rails for a complete PC build, or who need a different total power rating, should consider other power supplies.

Highlights

  • Delivers 60 A at 5 V for high-current systems
  • 300 W output handles demanding loads reliably
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • Tested working and built with quality components

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Does this ATX power supply need a motherboard with a 24-pin connector to turn on?

Yes, the ATX form factor requires a standard 24-pin motherboard connector and matching 5 V rails to deliver the rated 60 A output.

Can I keep using my older ATX case and motherboard with this 300 W unit?

The supply fits any ATX chassis and provides 5 V at 60 A, so legacy boards that draw within 300 W will operate normally.

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