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Rectangular metal ATX power supply unit with ventilation grille and label showing 150W 24V 6.5A

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO Switch Power Supply PRO PM 150W 24V 6.5A 2660200289

SKU CH-SAXM-ECHSW

Delivers 24 V at up to 6.5 A with a 150 W ATX switching design

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 150 W for demanding builds
  • Provides stable 24 V output for compatible hardware
  • Supplies up to 6.5 A on the main rail
  • Tested and confirmed working before dispatch

KHACHIMO PRO PM 150W 24V power supply

This KHACHIMO PRO PM unit delivers 150 watts at 24 volts with a 6.5 amp output. It follows the ATX form factor and arrives new from the supplier. The unit suits builders who need a reliable 24 V source for industrial or custom ATX projects. It is not for users requiring adjustable voltage rails or redundant hot-swap modules.

Sustained-load behaviour

The supply is specified for continuous 150 W delivery at 24 V and 6.5 A. Stable output is maintained during extended operation without relying on short-term peak ratings. Buyers needing higher wattage or multiple isolated outputs should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Delivers 150 W for demanding builds
  • Provides stable 24 V output for compatible hardware
  • Supplies up to 6.5 A on the main rail
  • Tested and confirmed working before dispatch

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How much heat does the 150 W unit produce when running continuously?

At full load the supply draws 150 W from the mains and delivers 24 V at 6.5 A, so the difference appears as heat inside the case.

Which ATX connectors must my motherboard already provide for this 24 V supply to work?

The unit uses a standard ATX form factor, so the motherboard needs a 24-pin main power socket and the usual 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power header.

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