Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
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200 W server power supply for Hangjia POS, cash register, HTPC and small case builds
The Supersuperuncle HK300-41FP is a 200W server power supply designed for Hangjia point-of-sale terminals, HTPC builds and small-form-factor cases. It delivers the specific connector layout required by these platforms. The unit is supplied new and ready for integration.
This supply fits technicians replacing the original HK300-41FP unit in compatible Hangjia cash-register chassis or similar low-profile enclosures. Builders who need higher wattage, different connector pin-outs or standard ATX dimensions should look at other options.
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The HK300-41FP is designed for Hangjia POS systems, so it uses the proprietary connector that matches those motherboards.
No, the HK300-41FP has a proprietary pinout for Hangjia cash-register boards and will not fit a standard ATX socket.
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