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KHACHIMO MPW340-28A-1 ATX power supply unit

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO MPW340-28A-1 power supply

SKU CH-M1Y4-4N3MA

ATX power module delivering 340 W at 28 V for communication equipment

  • TypeATX
  • Tested working unit ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality build supports stable power delivery
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • 340 W capacity with 28 A output handles demanding loads

Communication power module MPW340-28A-1

This ATX power supply is built for communication equipment that requires a reliable 28 A output. It suits system integrators and technicians who need a tested, good-quality module for rack or chassis installations. The unit is supplied new and verified working before dispatch.

28 A capacity with 340 W headroom

The module delivers a steady 28 A on its main rail, providing up to 340 W for transceivers, base-station cards or similar loads. It runs out of headroom when peak draw exceeds this rating, so it is not for high-power GPU arrays or multi-processor servers that demand substantially more current.

Highlights

  • Tested working unit ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality build supports stable power delivery
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • 340 W capacity with 28 A output handles demanding loads

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 340 W output handle my older ATX motherboard and peripherals?

The unit delivers 340 W total power, which is sufficient for typical legacy ATX boards, CPUs and drives that draw well below that ceiling.

How can I verify the MPW340-28A-1 is operating correctly once installed?

After powering on, check that the system posts without voltage warnings and that the 28 A rail remains stable under load using BIOS hardware monitoring or a multimeter.

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