YINGHUA
YINGHUA HK300-41GP 200W/250W server power supply
Delivers 200 W continuous and 250 W peak power with over-current, over-voltage and short-circuit protection for compatible POS and desktop systems
- Rated 200W continuous with 250W peak for reliable POS operation
- Compact 12.5x10x6.5cm form factor fits tight chassis spaces
- Built-in cooling fan maintains airflow during 24-hour duty cycles
- Overcurrent, overvoltage and short-circuit protections safeguard connected hardware
- Compatible with HK320-41SP, HK300-41DP, FSP180-55SFX and FSP250-55SFX units
What this PSU replaces
The YINGHUA HK300-41GP is a new server power supply rated at 200W continuous and 250W maximum output. It is built for POS machines and desktop systems that require a compact, fan-cooled unit with a 24-pin motherboard connector, a 4-pin CPU connector and one IDE power lead.
Check your board and cables first
Verify that your motherboard accepts a standard 24-pin ATX plug and a 4-pin CPU power header. The unit provides three D-type connectors and one IDE connector but no 12V graphics-card plugs, so it cannot feed a discrete GPU. Confirm the 250V input rating matches your mains supply before ordering.
Build and daily fit
A built-in cooling fan handles airflow inside the 12.5x10x6.5cm housing that weighs 0.7kg. The passive design label refers to the lack of redundant modules, not fanless operation. Multiple protection circuits guard against overcurrent, overvoltage and short circuits, and each unit has passed high-temperature ageing at 40 degrees for 24-hour continuous duty.
Highlights
- Rated 200W continuous with 250W peak for reliable POS operation
- Compact 12.5x10x6.5cm form factor fits tight chassis spaces
- Built-in cooling fan maintains airflow during 24-hour duty cycles
- Overcurrent, overvoltage and short-circuit protections safeguard connected hardware
- Compatible with HK320-41SP, HK300-41DP, FSP180-55SFX and FSP250-55SFX units
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What connectors come with the HK300-41GP and what must I source separately?
The unit includes a motherboard 24-pin connector, a CPU 4-pin connector and one IDE connector. No graphics-card 12 V cables are supplied.
Should I plan for the 200 W rated or the 250 W maximum figure?
The supply delivers 200 W continuously at 40 °C for 24-hour operation; 250 W is the peak maximum.
Will the 200 W continuous rating be enough for a typical POS desktop build?
At 40 °C ambient the PSU sustains 200 W non-stop, which covers most low-power POS configurations.
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