Dumb question regarding WiFi UPS voltage output for two devices?

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So I'm looking at picking up one of these WiFi UPS to keep my router and ONT device going, but I want to clarify something for my dumb ass. I'm looking at one of these: https://www.takealot.com/vizia-wifi-ups-32-000mwh-12-24v-mini-dc-backup-battery-power/

It says it has a selectable voltage, but that it can power up to two devices. Both the Router and ONT device are 12V. With both plugged in, would I need to select the 12V, or 24V?
 
PsYTraNc3 said:
The max amperage requirement would be the sum of the two devices.
Voltage stays the same
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I see, thank you. So the product lists 1A power rating, but my router and ONT are 1.5A and 0.25A respectively. So based on my understanding, this won't be enough?
 
TheHand said:
I see, thank you. So the product lists 1A power rating, but my router and ONT are 1.5A and 0.25A respectively. So based on my understanding, this won't be enough?
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You would need a ratel UPS, quite good apparently. Yes, that UPS doesnt output enough current for the two devices, you need one with a 2A output.
 
TheHand said:
So I'm looking at picking up one of these WiFi UPS to keep my router and ONT device going, but I want to clarify something for my dumb ass. I'm looking at one of these: https://www.takealot.com/vizia-wifi-ups-32-000mwh-12-24v-mini-dc-backup-battery-power/

It says it has a selectable voltage, but that it can power up to two devices. Both the Router and ONT device are 12V. With both plugged in, would I need to select the 12V, or 24V?
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