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Rectangular metal ATX power supply unit, silver finish, model SNP-Z101

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO SNP-Z101 130W SKYNET Industrial In-Machine Switching Power Supply

SKU CH-ZKQ2-XN8PG

A 130 W industrial ATX switching supply built for SKYNET in-machine use, model SNP-Z101, tested and working

  • TypeATX
  • 130 W output powers SKYNET industrial equipment
  • ATX form factor fits standard in-machine bays
  • SNP-Z101 model built for industrial switching applications
  • Unit tested working and verified for good quality

KHACHIMO SNP-Z101 130W Industrial Power Supply

The KHACHIMO SNP-Z101 is a 130W ATX switching power supply built for SKYNET industrial in-machine applications. It delivers reliable power conversion for embedded systems that require a compact, fixed-output unit tested for continuous operation.

Replaces worn or failed original SKYNET power

This unit serves as a direct replacement when the factory-fitted supply reaches end of life or shows voltage instability. The upgrade is worth it when downtime costs exceed the cost of a new tested module and the original 130W ATX form factor must be retained.

Highlights

  • 130 W output powers SKYNET industrial equipment
  • ATX form factor fits standard in-machine bays
  • SNP-Z101 model built for industrial switching applications
  • Unit tested working and verified for good quality

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What mounting holes does the SNP-Z101 use for installation?

The supply follows the ATX form factor, so it fits standard chassis mounting points with four screws.

Which cables must be connected during setup to avoid a no-power fault?

Attach the 24-pin ATX main connector and any required peripheral leads, then confirm the input voltage selector matches the local mains supply.

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