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KHACHIMO ATX power supply unit, metallic finish

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO S7502 S6502 Switch Power Supply PSR300-A AC PSR300-D DC

SKU CH-BHC1-X7T4C

ATX power supply tested working for S7502 and S6502 systems

  • TypeATX
  • Tested working for reliable operation
  • Good quality components ensure stable power delivery
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • PSR300-A AC and PSR300-D DC variants available

KHACHIMO S7502 S6502 Switch Power Supply

The KHACHIMO S7502 S6502 is a 300 W ATX power supply designed for desktop computer builds and repairs. It includes both PSR300-A AC and PSR300-D DC variants to suit different input requirements. Each unit is tested working and built with good quality components for reliable operation.

Suitable uses and limitations

This unit suits builders replacing a standard ATX power supply in office or home systems. It does not meet the needs of users requiring higher wattage for multi-GPU configurations or power-hungry workstations. Buyers needing modular cabling or specific efficiency certifications should look at other models.

Highlights

  • Tested working for reliable operation
  • Good quality components ensure stable power delivery
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • PSR300-A AC and PSR300-D DC variants available

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Does the PSR300-A AC unit need a standard ATX 24-pin motherboard connector to power the board?

Yes, the PSR300-A is an ATX-type supply so it provides the 24-pin main connector plus the usual peripheral leads your motherboard expects.

Will the PSR300-D DC model fit in the same chassis mounting holes as my older ATX power supply?

Both the PSR300-A and PSR300-D follow the ATX form factor, so they use the standard four-hole mounting pattern found on older ATX units.

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