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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle HK350-94FP 250W 1U FLEX POS server power supply

SKU CH-EFSZ-Y55FW

250 W 1U FLEX form-factor power supply designed for Hangjia HK350-94FP POS servers

  • 250W output powers compact 1U FLEX POS systems
  • 1U form factor fits space-constrained server chassis
  • 350W peak capacity handles transient load spikes
  • New condition ensures full factory specification performance

250W 1U FLEX POS power supply

The Supersuperuncle HK350-94FP delivers 250W in a compact 1U FLEX form factor designed for POS servers and similar space-constrained systems. It fits the Hangjia HK350-94FP footprint and provides the rated output for continuous operation.

Replaces 350W or lower 1U FLEX units

This supply upgrades older 1U FLEX POS power supplies rated at 350W or below when the 94 efficiency target and 250W output meet the load. It is not for builds that require higher wattage, redundant modules or a different form factor.

Highlights

  • 250W output powers compact 1U FLEX POS systems
  • 1U form factor fits space-constrained server chassis
  • 350W peak capacity handles transient load spikes
  • New condition ensures full factory specification performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What form factor and wattage does the HK350-94FP require to fit my chassis?

The unit is a 1U FLEX form-factor supply rated at 250 W, designed for compact POS and server enclosures that accept that specific size.

How is the HK350-94FP installed, and what step is often missed?

Slide the supply into the 1U bay until the latch clicks, then secure the retention screw; the step most often missed is tightening that screw, which prevents the unit from unseating under vibration.

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