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Supersuperuncle PW-120B 120W 24V server power supply

SKU CH-GCCV-G3NBM

Delivers 24 V at 120 W for POS cash registers and servers

  • Delivers 120 W of continuous power for demanding server loads
  • Provides a stable 24 V output for compatible POS and cash-register systems
  • Designed as a direct replacement for Great Wall PW-120B units
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from day one

Power for 24 V cash-register systems

This 120 W server power supply delivers a single 24 V output designed for Great Wall PW-120B, CITAO and Kawada point-of-sale hardware. The compact form factor fits the small chassis typically used in retail environments.

Suited for replacement or spare units

Technicians maintaining existing 24 V POS terminals will find a direct-fit replacement here. Builders planning a new PC or a system that needs multiple voltage rails should select a different power supply.

Highlights

  • Delivers 120 W of continuous power for demanding server loads
  • Provides a stable 24 V output for compatible POS and cash-register systems
  • Designed as a direct replacement for Great Wall PW-120B units
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from day one

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 24 V or 120 W version of this power supply?

The unit delivers 24 V at up to 120 W; there are no separate voltage or wattage versions to choose between.

What does the 120 W rating mean once the supply is installed in a cash register?

It means the supply can continuously provide 120 W of 24 V power to the register's components without overheating or shutting down.

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