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KHACHIMO MRW161 50W power module unit 5V 15V

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO MRW161 50W Power Module 5V 15V

SKU CH-YPVJ-39PS6

A 50 W ATX power module supplying 5 V and 15 V rails, tested and working

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 50 W for stable system operation
  • Dual 5 V and 15 V outputs power multiple rails
  • Tested working to ensure reliable performance
  • Built with good-quality components for lasting durability

What this power module is

The KHACHIMO MRW161 is a 50W ATX power module that delivers a 5V rail and a 15V rail. It is supplied new and has been tested as working.

Who it suits and who should look elsewhere

This module suits technicians replacing a TDK-Lambda compatible unit or maintaining equipment that requires the same dual-rail output. It is not for builds that need higher total wattage, additional voltage rails, or a different form factor.

Highlights

  • Delivers 50 W for stable system operation
  • Dual 5 V and 15 V outputs power multiple rails
  • Tested working to ensure reliable performance
  • Built with good-quality components for lasting durability

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 5 V output of this MRW161 module power legacy ISA cards alongside my modern motherboard?

The module delivers a regulated 5 V rail plus a 15 V rail from its 50 W capacity, so it can supply legacy 5 V loads if the total draw stays within the rated limit.

How can I verify the MRW161 is operating correctly after installation?

Measure 5 V and 15 V at the output terminals with a multimeter under load; both rails should read within specification and the unit should run without shutdown.

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