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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle FLX-250F1-L 250W Server Power Supply

SKU CH-QRSV-PFWYV

A 250-watt server power supply built for Hisense cash registers and Tongfang systems

  • Designed for Hisense cash registers
  • Compatible with Tongfang special power supply FLX-2007
  • 250 watt output for reliable operation
  • New condition ensures full performance life

Compatible cash-register power supply

The Supersuperuncle FLX-250F1-L is a 250 watt server power supply built for Hisense cash-register systems that use the Tongfang FLX-2007 design. It replaces the original unit in point-of-sale terminals requiring this specific form factor and output.

Check connector layout and mounting points

Verify that the existing power supply in your Hisense register matches the FLX-2007 pin-out and physical brackets before ordering. This unit is not intended for standard ATX chassis or generic server builds.

Highlights

  • Designed for Hisense cash registers
  • Compatible with Tongfang special power supply FLX-2007
  • 250 watt output for reliable operation
  • New condition ensures full performance life

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What cables or connectors are included with the Supersuperuncle FLX-250F1-L 250W unit, and must I buy any separately?

The unit is sold as the power supply itself; no extra cables or mounting brackets are listed in the box contents.

How do I choose between the FLX-250F1-L and the FLX-2007 version for a Hisense cash register?

FLX-250F1-L is the 250W model; FLX-2007 is a different part number. Match the exact part number printed on your original supply.

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