Ingenico iSC220/iSC250/iSC350 OEM Power Supply | 296196003

One Replacement Supply for the iSC220, iSC250, and iSC350

The iSC signature-capture terminals are still working checkout lanes across the country, and the only part that regularly gives out is the power brick behind the counter. This OEM Ingenico supply is the current replacement for all three models - iSC220, iSC250, and iSC350 - delivering the 8V 2.0A these terminals were built around.

Over the years Ingenico issued three part numbers for iSC power: 179901469, 192008227 for the iSC350, and today's 296196003. The current part supersedes all of them, so whichever number is on your failed unit, this is the correct replacement. This is a genuine Ingenico OEM unit - not one of the generic look-alike adapters most sellers list under these part numbers.

✅ Key Features

• ✅ Single current part for iSC220, iSC250, and iSC350 - no more matching three legacy part numbers
• ✅ Regulated 8V 2.0A output keeps the touchscreen and card reader stable through the whole transaction
• ✅ Supersedes legacy parts 179901469 and 192008227
• ✅ Universal 100-240V 50-60Hz input
• ✅ Genuine Ingenico OEM unit - most listings under these part numbers are third-party copies; this is not one of them

Specifications

▶ Compatible Terminals

Fits the Ingenico iSC220, iSC250, and iSC350 signature-capture terminals. All three run on the same 8V 2.0A specification.

▶ About the iSC350 and Part 192008227

The original Ingenico power supply part sold for the iSC350 was 192008227. That part has been superseded - the current Ingenico replacement for the iSC350 is 296196003, which is this unit. There is no need to hunt for the discontinued number.

▶ Ruling Out the Terminal Before You Replace It

An iSC that is dark, frozen, or dropping its connection to the register is far more likely to have a bad supply than a bad main board. Because these supplies are shared across the iSC line, borrowing one from a neighboring lane is a two-minute test that saves replacing a working terminal.

▶ The Cost of a Generic Adapter on a Multilane Terminal

A bargain adapter that drifts off 8V will not fail loudly. It causes intermittent screen dimming, missed card reads, and lockups during the signature step - problems that look like software faults and burn hours of troubleshooting. The OEM unit removes that whole category of failure.