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Rectangular silver ATX power supply unit with side label showing input and output ratings

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO PDC1200S12-CE power supply 48-60V 32A 12.3V 97.6A

SKU CH-4EHD-EX8XX

Converts 48-60V DC input at 32A to 12.3V DC output at 97.6A for ATX systems

  • TypeATX
  • High input range 48-60V suits telecom racks
  • 32A input current handles heavy loads
  • 3V 97.6A output delivers stable power
  • 1200W ATX unit tested and working

Industrial DC power module

The KHACHIMO PDC1200S12-CE is an ATX form-factor power supply built for systems that run from a 48 to 60 volt DC source. It delivers a 12.3 volt output at up to 97.6 amps and is tested working before dispatch.

Input voltage and current ceiling

Operation is limited to a 48 to 60 volt DC input with a maximum draw of 32 amps. The unit cannot accept lower voltages or AC mains directly, so builders needing a standard wall-socket supply must look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • High input range 48-60V suits telecom racks
  • 32A input current handles heavy loads
  • 3V 97.6A output delivers stable power
  • 1200W ATX unit tested and working

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 1200 W model or a lower-wattage version?

The PDC1200S12-CE delivers 1200 W from a 48-60 V input at 32 A, so choose it when your system needs that full output; a lower-wattage unit would not supply the 12.3 V 97.6 A this model provides.

What does the 12.3 V 97.6 A output mean for my build?

It means the supply can push up to 97.6 A on the 12.3 V rail, giving you the full 1200 W for power-hungry components while the 48-60 V source handles the input side.

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