Uninterruptible Power Supply Dc Mini Ups for Wifi Router And Antenna 10400mah

Product Description:

When choosing a Mini UPS, there are several key indicators that need to be carefully considered to ensure that it can meet the needs of the actual application:

PoE power output:
Determine which PoE devices need to be powered and select a Mini UPS that meets the required PoE power level (802.3af, 802.3at or 802.3bt).
Check the maximum output power of each PoE port to ensure that the power consumption requirements of all devices can be met.

Backup runtime:
Based on the expected duration of power outages, select the appropriate battery capacity to ensure that sufficient backup time can be provided in the event of a power outage.
Consider whether a battery expansion module is needed to increase the backup time.

Power input/output interface:
Make sure the Mini UPS has the appropriate AC input and DC output interfaces to meet the power supply needs of the existing system.
If you need to power non-PoE devices, you need to have a standard AC output socket.

Management and monitoring:
Evaluate whether remote monitoring and configuration via Ethernet, USB or wireless connection is required.
Determine whether advanced management features such as automatic shutdown and alarm notification are required.

Installation and environment:
Consider the size, weight and installation method of the Mini UPS to ensure that it can be placed in a suitable location.
Understand the required working environment conditions, such as temperature, humidity, dust and water resistance level.

Product reliability:
Check the product's certification standards, such as CE, UL, RoHS, etc., to ensure that it meets safety and quality requirements.
Understand the product's service life and maintenance policy to ensure long-term reliable operation.

Considering the above key indicators, you can choose the Mini UPS product that best suits your application scenario. This ensures reliable backup power support for critical PoE devices and improves the stability and availability of the overall system.

When choosing the right battery capacity for a Mini UPS to power your router, there are a few key factors to consider:

Router power consumption:
Determine the actual power consumption of your router. Most home/small office routers typically range from 5-15W.
Choose a Mini UPS with an output capacity that can comfortably handle the power needs of your router.

Desired backup runtime:
Decide how long you need the router to remain powered during a blackout.
A runtime of 30-60 minutes is usually sufficient to allow for a graceful network shutdown or until power is restored.

Battery capacity:
The battery capacity of the Mini UPS, usually measured in amp-hours (Ah), determines the backup runtime.
As a general guideline, a 5-10Ah battery can provide 30-60 minutes of runtime for a 5-15W router.
Consider getting a unit with a slightly higher battery capacity than the minimum required, to account for battery degradation over time.

Expandability:
Some Mini UPS models allow you to connect external battery packs to extend the backup runtime.
This can be useful if you anticipate longer power outages or want to ensure extended runtime.

Recharge time:
Look for a Mini UPS that can quickly recharge the internal battery when power is restored.
Typical recharge times range from 2-6 hours, depending on the battery capacity.

Form factor:
Consider the size and mounting options of the Mini UPS, to ensure it can be conveniently placed near your router.
Compact, wall-mountable or desktop designs are often preferable for router applications.

By carefully evaluating your router's power needs, desired backup runtime, and the Mini UPS features, you can select the appropriate battery capacity to ensure your router remains powered during unexpected blackouts.

Technical Parameters:

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Applications:

In addition to powering WiFi routers, Mini UPS can also be applied to the following other fields:

Surveillance camera system:
Mini UPS can provide backup power support for surveillance cameras and related equipment (such as NVR, PoE switch).
Ensure that the monitoring system can continue to operate normally in the event of a power outage to avoid video interruption.
Click terminal equipment:
Mini UPS can power key terminal equipment such as POS machines, self-service terminals, industrial control equipment, etc.
Protect these devices in the event of sudden power outages to avoid data loss and operation interruption.
Network equipment:
In addition to WiFi routers, Mini UPS can also provide backup power for network core equipment such as Ethernet switches and gateways.
Ensure the continuity of network connections and avoid network interruptions caused by power outages.
Home/office automation:
Mini UPS can power smart home or office automation equipment (such as controllers, smart lights, etc.).
Protect these devices in the event of a power outage to ensure that the automation function is not disturbed.
Industrial field equipment:
In industrial environments, Mini UPS can provide backup power for field equipment such as PLCs, HMIs, sensors, etc.
Avoid production line stagnation or equipment damage caused by power outages.
Communication equipment:
Mini UPS can power communication equipment such as VoIP phones, intercoms, wireless base stations, etc.
Ensure that communication equipment can continue to provide services during power outages to avoid communication interruptions.
For the above application scenarios, choosing a suitable Mini UPS requires considering factors such as power requirements, backup time, interface type, and management functions to ensure reliable power support for key equipment during power outages.