The Gizzu 60W Mini DC 65Wh UPS is simple to install and allows you to power various devices during a power outage. With multiple-voltage DC outputs, this UPS can power both your Router and ONU(Optical Network Unit) so you can continue browsing the web, working online, or streaming. CCTV cameras and VoIP phones can also be connected and powered via the Gigabit Power Over Ethernet(PoE) port. Charge mobile devices such as cell phones and tablets via USB. Featuring 8 high-capacity Lithium-ion (17600mAh) batteries with safety protocols such as over-charge, over-discharge, and short circuit protection.
FEATURES:
- Power your Router and ONU(Optical Network Unit) during power outages
- Keep your mobile devices charged with dual USB ports
- 65Wh High-capacity Lithium-ion batteries
- Power your CCTV cameras and VoIP phones with Gigabit PoE
- Compatible with a wide range of routers
- Intelligent protective design with over-charge, over-discharge, and short-circuit protection
ESTIMATED RECHARGES (SINGLE DEVICE CONNECTED):
- Smart Phone(3500mAh): 5
- Tablet (7000mAh): 2.5
- Headlamp (2200mAh): 8
ESTIMATED RUN TIME (SINGLE DEVICE CONNECTED):
- ONU(3W): 21.6hrs
- Router(10W): 6.5hrs
- CCTV Cameras (10W): 6.5hrs
- VoIP Phone(7W): 9.3hrs
WHAT’S IN THE BOX:
- Gizzu 60W Mini DC 65Wh UPS – Black x1
- 1m Ac Power Cable x1
- 1m 2.5mm DC Power Cable x2
- 30cm DC Splitter Cable x1
- 5.5 x 2.1mm DC Adapter x1
- 4 x 1.7mm DC Adapter x1
- 3.5mm x 1.35mm DC Adapter x1
- User Manual x1
Please Note: Please ensure that the combined power draw of the connected device does not exceed 60W. Ensure the voltage of the device is connected to the correct voltage output before turning the UPS on. Failure to adhere to this warning may result in damage to the connected devices. Refer to your manual for additional safety information.
*Please note that some routers, APS, and network devices require POE Power Method POE over only 2-Pairs, +(4,5) pins & -(7,8) pins. Please carefully consult device manuals to ensure compatibility with this UPS before using it.
