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INVERCRIGIL Mini UPS Battery Backup for Routers 20800mAh (45W)

Brand: INVERCRIGIL

Un-Interrupted Internet: Use the DC Mini UPS to make your work or play from home a seamless experience, must for ones who have frequent power disconnection, zero lag time. It supports most type devices such as Wifi Routers, ADSL modems, Fiber Internet Router, etc. Seamless WIFI during power cuts, as you work, play, shop, study, entertain from home. Note: with POE port which can run at the speed of 1000Mbps

£69.99

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Pack size
1
Colour
Black(Upgraded Version)
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#23,692

About this product

Is there a reliable backup solution for your router that can protect against power surges and ensure uninterrupted internet access? The INVERCRIGIL Mini UPS Battery Backup for Routers 20800mAh (45W) is exactly what you need. With its generous 20800mAh capacity, this compact device provides ample backup power to keep your router running smoothly during power outages or voltage fluctuations.

Specifications

Pack size
1
Colour
Black(Upgraded Version)
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#23,692

Frequently asked questions

What devices is this UPS battery backup compatible with?

This UPS is designed for router use and can provide backup power to your router. Check the manufacturer's listing or documentation for specific compatibility details as they may vary based on your router model.

How long will a typical router last on this battery backup?

The duration depends on your router’s power consumption, but generally, you can expect several minutes of backup power during a power outage. For precise timing, refer to the manufacturer's guidelines or test it with your specific router for an accurate estimate.

Who is this UPS battery backup suitable for?

This product is ideal for users who want to ensure their routers remain operational during short-term power outages. It’s particularly useful in areas prone to frequent power fluctuations or outages, such as older buildings or remote locations.

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