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New KHACHIMO ATX power supply unit in black finish

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KHACHIMO Power Supply FH-ZD221MGR DPS-180AB-20A DPS-220AB-6A D10-220P PCA322

SKU CH-BKSE-RF2V5

ATX power supply tested working and listed under part numbers FH-ZD221MGR, DPS-180AB-20A, DPS-220AB-6A, D10-220P and PCA322

  • TypeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
  • Tested working ensures reliable power delivery
  • Good quality components support stable system operation
  • Compatible with multiple part numbers for flexible replacement

Compatible Replacement Unit

This power supply matches part numbers FH-ZD221MGR, DPS-180AB-20A, DPS-220AB-6A, D10-220P and PCA322. It follows the ATX form factor and has been tested working by the supplier. The unit is offered in new condition for direct installation.

ATX Form-Factor Replacement

Builders needing modular cabling, higher wattage headroom or efficiency certifications will not find those features here. The product suits repairs or upgrades where an exact part-number match is the primary requirement.

Highlights

  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
  • Tested working ensures reliable power delivery
  • Good quality components support stable system operation
  • Compatible with multiple part numbers for flexible replacement

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What physical dimensions does the ATX power supply use for case mounting?

The unit follows the standard ATX form factor, so it fits any case with an ATX power supply bay and the usual four rear mounting holes.

How is the power supply installed and what step do builders often miss?

Slide the unit into the ATX bay, secure it with four screws, then connect the 24-pin motherboard, CPU and peripheral cables; the step often missed is plugging in the CPU power lead near the socket.

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