I want to provide some uninterrupted power supply for my small home lab. I use a mini dc ups for my raspberry pi, routers, aps and even a mini pc. But I have a itx case with a bunch of drives requiring 100 Watt, so I thought I'd just get a UPS for it all. But when I go onto takealot, I'm faced with the old school lead acid mecer type UPSs with a serial interface I used 25 years ago (https://www.takealot.com/rct-1000va-line-interactive-ups/PLID32714411). They have so many problems, including a permanent 15watt consumption and a battery that becomes useless after a year.
Surely tech moved on? I was expecting lithium ion now with a useful small display panel, like the eco / bluetti power stations offer. I've tried this : https://www.takealot.com/econode-no...-portable-power-station-home-ups/PLID94443566 which claims to function as a ups, but it doesnt. It can't charge faster than 100w, so if my demand is 101w, the battery would deplete and my system goes down with the grid still up and running.
So in short, can anyone recommend a ~600VA UPS that is not from the stone age?
Surely tech moved on? I was expecting lithium ion now with a useful small display panel, like the eco / bluetti power stations offer. I've tried this : https://www.takealot.com/econode-no...-portable-power-station-home-ups/PLID94443566 which claims to function as a ups, but it doesnt. It can't charge faster than 100w, so if my demand is 101w, the battery would deplete and my system goes down with the grid still up and running.
So in short, can anyone recommend a ~600VA UPS that is not from the stone age?