UPS and Backup Power
A mini UPS keeps small DC-powered equipment such as a Wi-Fi router, fibre ONT or modem running when the mains supply drops. This category currently holds one multi-voltage mini UPS with 5V, 9V and 12V outputs, sold without a brand name.
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MORXMini UPS, 5 V / 9 V / 12 V Multi-Voltage DC Backup
- Battery
- 18650 lithium-ion cell
- Battery Management
- Yes
₹2,874 Incl. GST
How to choose a mini UPS
Where power cuts are common, a mini UPS is a simple way to keep the internet connection alive through them.
- Voltage: read the label on your router or ONT adapter. Most run on 12V or 9V DC, while some use 5V. The output you use must match exactly.
- Current: the device's rated current (in amps) must be within what the UPS output can supply.
- Runtime: backup time depends on the battery capacity and the total load. Running two devices at once shortens it.
- Connector: check that the DC plug size fits your device, or that a suitable cable is supplied.
A mini UPS is meant for low-power DC devices. It cannot run a desktop computer, CCTV recorder or anything that plugs straight into a wall socket. For alarm and door systems, see access control power supplies, and for charging phones during an outage, see power banks.
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