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KHACHIMO SS-300TFX TFX power supply unit 300W

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO SS-300TFX Cashier Case TFX Small Power 300W power supply

SKU CH-WQ37-DAHKV

A 300 W TFX power supply tested for reliable operation in compact cashier cases

  • TypeATX
  • TFX form factor fits slim cashier cases
  • 300 W output powers essential POS components
  • Tested working before shipment
  • Good quality construction for reliable operation

300 W TFX power supply

The KHACHIMO SS-300TFX is a 300 W TFX-form-factor power supply built for slim cashier-style cases and other compact enclosures. It delivers standard ATX output in a small chassis suited to space-constrained retail or office systems.

Capacity and headroom

At 300 W the unit comfortably powers low-draw processors, integrated graphics and basic peripherals in a thin client or point-of-sale build. It will run out of headroom if discrete graphics cards, multiple drives or high-core-count CPUs are added.

Highlights

  • TFX form factor fits slim cashier cases
  • 300 W output powers essential POS components
  • Tested working before shipment
  • Good quality construction for reliable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 300W TFX power supply fit and power my existing cashier case without adapter cables?

The unit is a TFX form factor rated at 300W and uses standard ATX connectors, so it installs directly into compatible cashier cases that accept TFX supplies.

How can I confirm the power supply is delivering stable output after installation?

The supplier states each unit is test working; verify operation by powering on the system and checking that all rails report within ATX voltage tolerances in BIOS or monitoring software.

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