Powering B618 during these &*#!! cuts

If you make your own with the pieces in my post above, you can set the boost/buck to any voltage for any device
 
You can run multiple devices from one battery each with their own boost/buck for their respective voltages.

e.g. my fibre CPE, router, external HDD and 10 gbps switch run at 12V from one boost/buck. My Pi is 5 V with its own boost/buck. I have two 7 Ah batteries and I get 6 hours uniteruppted wifi, internet, plex and NAS access.
 
I see TA and Geewizz will both delivery by Tuesday'ish...

however would prefer it in my hands sooner than later..anyone know of reliable stockist in Southern Subs, CT where I can go in and purchase one?

You can but mine (week old and worked for 3 hours as a test).
 
Where can I purchase a suitable step up cable without making my own to power my router directly from the power bank?
The power banks are great for 5V devices. Not so good for routers etc.
I can help with my unit (PUP) @R750 It provides 12hrs of backup typically.
If you are in Jhb or CT I'll deliver & commission it as well.
Please send a pic of the power adapters details..
 
The power banks are great for 5V devices. Not so good for routers etc.
I can help with my unit (PUP) @R750 It provides 12hrs of backup typically.
If you are in Jhb or CT I'll deliver & commission it as well.
Please send a pic of the power adapters details..
Do you have a link to the unit?

Or details you can post here?
 
With that dastardly load shedding back, I'm looking to power the following:
  • Fibre CPE
  • Asus RT-AC86u
  • Huawei B618
I'm thinking of using the Sherlo Electronics Battery Backup Power supply, but the one fly in the ointment could be the Asus router as that requires 19V of DC. Can somebody please advise? Thanks.
 
With that dastardly load shedding back, I'm looking to power the following:
  • Fibre CPE
  • Asus RT-AC86u
  • Huawei B618
I'm thinking of using the Sherlo Electronics Battery Backup Power supply, but the one fly in the ointment could be the Asus router as that requires 19V of DC. Can somebody please advise? Thanks.
Not bad price.. but you got to buy your own 7AH battery seperate. think they go for around R200 to R300.
 
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