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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO LEA100F-12 12V 8.5A 100W power supply

SKU CH-JHK0-HJG1E

Delivers 100 W at 12 V and 8.5 A from a tested ATX switching unit

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers steady 12 V output at 8.5 A for reliable component power
  • 100 W capacity handles demanding loads without strain
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis and mounting points
  • Tested working and built with quality components for dependable operation

12 V 8.5 A ATX power supply

The KHACHIMO LEA100F-12 is a new ATX switching power supply rated for 12 volts and 8.5 amps, delivering up to 100 watts. It is intended for system builders and repair technicians who need a tested, working unit for compatible desktop or industrial chassis.

Practical limits of the ATX form factor

The ATX form factor restricts this unit to cases and backplanes designed for standard ATX dimensions and mounting points. Builders using proprietary small-form-factor enclosures or server racks with non-ATX brackets cannot install this supply without modification.

Highlights

  • Delivers steady 12 V output at 8.5 A for reliable component power
  • 100 W capacity handles demanding loads without strain
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis and mounting points
  • Tested working and built with quality components for dependable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 12 V 8.5 A version or a different voltage model?

This unit delivers 12 V at 8.5 A for 100 W total output; choose it when your system requires exactly that voltage and current combination.

Will the 100 W rating cover my build's actual power draw?

The 100 W figure is the maximum continuous DC output at 12 V; ensure your components' combined load stays below that limit.

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