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KHACHIMO LDA75F-12 75W 12V 6.3A ATX power supply unit

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO LDA75F-12 75W 12V 6.3A power supply

SKU CH-ADSX-3RXTQ

A 75 W ATX switching supply delivering 12 V at 6.3 A, tested and working

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 75 W of reliable power
  • Provides stable 12 V output for components
  • Supplies up to 6.3 A continuous current
  • Tested working to confirm operation

75 W 12 V switching supply for component testing

This 75-watt ATX switching power supply delivers a steady 12 volts at 6.3 amps. It is suited for technicians and hobbyists who need a reliable bench source for powering individual components or prototype boards. The unit arrives new and has been verified as working.

Thermals noise and power draw in normal use

The supply operates within its rated 75-watt envelope, so heat output remains proportional to the load applied. Fan noise and thermal behaviour will vary with the current drawn up to the 6.3-amp limit. Power consumption at the wall matches the output demand plus normal switching losses.

Highlights

  • Delivers 75 W of reliable power
  • Provides stable 12 V output for components
  • Supplies up to 6.3 A continuous current
  • Tested working to confirm operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How do I install this ATX power supply in a desktop case?

Mount the unit in the case, connect the 24-pin ATX main connector and the 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power cable to the motherboard, then attach peripheral power leads to drives; the step most often missed is fully seating the 4/8-pin CPU power plug near the socket.

What maintenance will this 75 W 12 V 6.3 A supply need over time?

Dust the intake and exhaust vents every few months to keep airflow clear; the internal fan is the only moving part and should be replaced if it becomes noisy or stops spinning.

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