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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 400 W SFX server power supply

SKU CH-68JA-122J7

SFX form-factor server power supply delivering 400 W for compact cash-register or mini-computer builds

  • 400 W output powers cash-register systems
  • SFX form factor fits compact mini-PC chassis
  • New condition ensures full rated performance
  • Designed for Xinhang SFX400 compatibility

400 W SFX server power supply

The Supersuperuncle SFX unit delivers 400 watts in a compact form factor designed for the Xinhang SFX400 mini cash register computer. It targets builders and technicians who need a direct replacement for that specific chassis.

Straightforward swap for the target chassis

Installation consists of sliding the supply into the SFX bay and connecting the existing cables; no adapter brackets are required for the intended system. Builders using a different case or a motherboard with non-standard power connectors will find the unit incompatible.

Highlights

  • 400 W output powers cash-register systems
  • SFX form factor fits compact mini-PC chassis
  • New condition ensures full rated performance
  • Designed for Xinhang SFX400 compatibility

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I confirm the 400 W SFX supply is powering the cash register correctly?

The system should boot and run the register software without unexpected shutdowns or voltage warnings in the BIOS.

What comes in the box with the Supersuperuncle 400 W SFX unit?

The power supply itself is included; mounting screws and any required power cables must be sourced separately.

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