UPS Power Supply (12v)
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Description
A 12V UPS power supply is a compact, battery-backed power solution designed to provide uninterrupted DC power to low-voltage devices during power outages. Common specifications include a 12V DC output, varying amperage ratings (typically 1A to 3A), and built-in lithium-ion batteries.
specifications for a typical mini 12V UPS power:
Output Voltage: Stable 12V DC.
Output Current/Amperage: Typically ranges from 1A to 3A, depending on the model and connected device's requirements.
Power Rating: Ranges from approximately 12W to 36W max output.
Battery Type: Usually internal, rechargeable lithium-ion (Li-ion) cells.
Backup/Runtime: Varies based on the device's power draw and battery capacity, typically offering a few hours (e.g., 3-8 hours) for standard devices like Wi-Fi routers.
Transfer Time: Features "zero-lag" or seamless switching (typically 2-6ms) from AC power to battery power to prevent device reboots.
Input Voltage: Wide range AC input (e.g., 110V-240V AC) for charging, with a specific DC input requirement for the unit itself (e.g., 12V/2A).
Protection Features: Built-in intelligent circuit design with safeguards against overcharging, over-discharging, over-current, short circuits, and sometimes over-voltage/temperature protection.
Connector Type: Commonly uses standard DC barrel connectors (e.g., 5.5 x 2.1 mm jack) and often includes multiple connectors or a splitter cable for versatility.
Common Applications
12V mini UPS systems are designed for essential, low-power devices to maintain connectivity and security during outages.
Networking Gear: Wi-Fi routers, modems, optical network terminals (ONT/ONU).
Security Systems: CCTV cameras, NVRs, DVRs, and access control systems.
Smart Home Devices: VoIP phones and various IoT hubs.
Other: Fingerprint attendance machines and some portable electronic devices.
specifications for a typical mini 12V UPS power:
Output Voltage: Stable 12V DC.
Output Current/Amperage: Typically ranges from 1A to 3A, depending on the model and connected device's requirements.
Power Rating: Ranges from approximately 12W to 36W max output.
Battery Type: Usually internal, rechargeable lithium-ion (Li-ion) cells.
Backup/Runtime: Varies based on the device's power draw and battery capacity, typically offering a few hours (e.g., 3-8 hours) for standard devices like Wi-Fi routers.
Transfer Time: Features "zero-lag" or seamless switching (typically 2-6ms) from AC power to battery power to prevent device reboots.
Input Voltage: Wide range AC input (e.g., 110V-240V AC) for charging, with a specific DC input requirement for the unit itself (e.g., 12V/2A).
Protection Features: Built-in intelligent circuit design with safeguards against overcharging, over-discharging, over-current, short circuits, and sometimes over-voltage/temperature protection.
Connector Type: Commonly uses standard DC barrel connectors (e.g., 5.5 x 2.1 mm jack) and often includes multiple connectors or a splitter cable for versatility.
Common Applications
12V mini UPS systems are designed for essential, low-power devices to maintain connectivity and security during outages.
Networking Gear: Wi-Fi routers, modems, optical network terminals (ONT/ONU).
Security Systems: CCTV cameras, NVRs, DVRs, and access control systems.
Smart Home Devices: VoIP phones and various IoT hubs.
Other: Fingerprint attendance machines and some portable electronic devices.
