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Compact silver server power supply unit with rear fan grille and power socket

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle SO-250PSU 250W server power supply

SKU CH-BBXR-13HS0

Delivers 250W to POS machines, flex systems, ordering terminals or game consoles

  • 250 W output powers POS terminals and ordering machines
  • 250 W output supports flex small form factor builds
  • 250 W output runs compatible game consoles reliably
  • New condition delivers full rated performance from day one

Supersuperuncle SO-250PSU 250W Server PSU

This Supersuperuncle SO-250PSU is a new 250W server power supply built for compact systems. It targets point-of-sale terminals, Flex form-factor PCs, ordering kiosks and small game consoles that require a modest power envelope. The unit delivers the rated 250W to support these specific low-draw platforms.

Ideal for POS, Flex and kiosk builds

Installers fitting a 250W unit into a point-of-sale machine, thin client or ordering terminal will find this supply matches the stated requirement. Builders needing higher wattage for discrete graphics or multi-drive arrays should look at larger server units instead.

Highlights

  • 250 W output powers POS terminals and ordering machines
  • 250 W output supports flex small form factor builds
  • 250 W output runs compatible game consoles reliably
  • New condition delivers full rated performance from day one

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What form factor does the SO-250PSU use for mounting in a POS machine or game console?

The unit is designed as a Flex small power supply, matching the compact chassis used in POS machines, ordering terminals and game consoles.

Which connectors must be attached during installation, and which one is most often missed?

Connect the main DC output harness to the motherboard and any peripheral leads; the auxiliary sense wire is the one installers frequently forget to plug in.

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