Router Battery Backup

[ld13]

Yeah the 860p is a very good device - i must actually but one or 2 more. The plan is to sometime this year get a proper home inverter system but until then at least devices can be powered

Even with an inverter, it is nice to know that you can unplug/change stuff without killing the internet or whatever is connected to it.

 

[furpile]

Honey badger.

Honey badger - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

That's a strange way to pronounce "ratel".

 

[derp90]

Sure you can. But note that it will be rather short.

Remember the splitter takes the positive and negative side of the DC cable, and simply creates two of each.

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Amazing! Thank you

 

[derp90]

Sure you can. But note that it will be rather short.

Remember the splitter takes the positive and negative side of the DC cable, and simply creates two of each.

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Another question: Would a 2.5mm male to male cable potentially work?

 

[insect]

Client asked me today for a CPAP solution - I see the "official" machine type battery packs/banks on amazon go -+4k Anyone know of another way?

This is the specs they sell, what I find interesting is the run time:

Provides 1-2 nights of continuous run-time on an average pressure setting with the humidifier and heated tubing disabled. Will provide approximately 19,000mAh for your handheld electronic devices.

So if that provides 7 - 14 hours wont the ratel 8100 at least do 2 - 3 hours?

Specifications:​

• Capacity: 95Wh

• Cell Type: Industrial grade genuine LG rechargeable lithium ion cells

• Rated Input: 12V, 60W (NORMAL), 80W (MAX)

• Rated Output: DC 12V, 6.67A

• USB Out: 5V, 2.5A

• Life Span: Over 500 full charge/discharge cycles

• Recharge time: 2-3 hours via Respironics DreamStation AC Adapter

 

[JAM007]

Hi there guys and gals

Started reading up on this thread and there’s ALOT of excellent info , but don’t have time to go through all the pages (apologies )

I have a TP LINK Archer C20 router (9v) and the Fibre Black tall box from SADV.
2 TP Link AP’s connected via POE switch.

1. I see the RATEL 860P is highly recommend.
Would this device be sufficient to power all
the above mentioned equipment?

2. How long will the 860P power up the Fibre setup ?

3. Is there any other cables / connectors required for my setup ?

4. Setting up the devices to the 860P straight forward ? Simply plug and play and that’s it ?

Thank you in advance for the excellent info, and assistance. Much appreciated

 

[maumau]

Yeah the 860p is a very good device - i must actually but one or 2 more. The plan is to sometime this year get a proper home inverter system but until then at least devices can be powered

My thinking exactly.

Nobody here watches TV, so the Ratel and a couple of those globes that charge. Gas hob and that's it.

 

[killerbyte]

Hi there guys and gals

Started reading up on this thread and there’s ALOT of excellent info , but don’t have time to go through all the pages (apologies )

I have a TP LINK Archer C20 router (9v) and the Fibre Black tall box from SADV.
2 TP Link AP’s connected via POE switch.

1. I see the RATEL 860P is highly recommend.
Would this device be sufficient to power all
the above mentioned equipment?
I would do the following setup: Ratel 860P powering ONT (SADV), TPLINK router, and one extra POE injector. The Injector and Ratel will need to be plugged into the ethernet ports of the router to give the APs network connection.
2. How long will the 860P power up the Fibre setup ?
Without the APs I would say 8 hours, but with the APs its a different story.
3. Is there any other cables / connectors required for my setup ?
You'll need one of the injectors listed earlier in this thread. What is the voltage of the SADV box?
4. Setting up the devices to the 860P straight forward ? Simply plug and play and that’s it ?
Yes, just plug, play and forget.
Thank you in advance for the excellent info, and assistance. Much appreciated

 

[bobbyb]

Come on guys... @mr_norris has given me a challenge. 10 MyBB users must buy a Ratel because of my recommendation. So I need another 4 people to buy them. LOL

So far we have @mr_norris, @derp90, @maumau, @insect and @rafiqs (who bought two - LEGEND).

Just to clarify, neither mr_norris nor I work for any companies that sell or manufacture the Ratel UPSes. Just some friendly fun and its awesome that a few of you have taken my advice.

I bought one too a couple days ago and had it delivered yesterday

 

[JAM007]

Thank you

SADV Black Box - 12v @ 1.5A
TP Link Router - 9v @ 0.6A

 

[killerbyte]

Thank you

SADV Black Box - 12v @ 1.5A
TP Link Router - 9v @ 0.6A

Ok, then you will use the 9v/12v port for the TP-link router and one of the 12V ports for the SADV box. Then you will need this setup for the injector and SADV box (https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/router-battery-backup.993476/post-26792166) unless you can get hold of a male to male DC cable.

 

[maumau]

Ok, then you will use the 9v/12v port for the TP-link router and one of the 12V ports for the SADV box. Then you will need this setup for the injector and SADV box (https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/router-battery-backup.993476/post-26792166) unless you can get hold of a male to male DC cable.

Jeez, you're a knowledgeable and very helpful guy.

 

[ld13]

Another question: Would a 2.5mm male to male cable potentially work?

On a 2.1mm device, no. Seems like most of my devices are 2.1mm. But not all cables are created equally.

 

[killerbyte]

Jeez, you're a knowledgeable and very helpful guy.

If I learn new things I like to share that knowledge. Doesn't help anyone if I keep it to myself.

 

[JAM007]

Ok, then you will use the 9v/12v port for the TP-link router and one of the 12V ports for the SADV box. Then you will need this setup for the injector and SADV box (https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/router-battery-backup.993476/post-26792166) unless you can get hold of a male to male DC cable.

Placing an order with communica just confirming all the items required.

Is this the correct POE injector required?

POE SPLITTER CABLE 12V PST

POE Injector Splitter Cable. Input 48-55V to Output 12VDC 1A-2A, Size 80x26x21mm POE Injector Splitter Cable Overview Single Port 100M PoE Splitter 15.4W PoE splitter, it is an economical and practical PoE remote power equipment base on IEEE802.3af/at standard. It can separate the power and data...

www.communica.co.za

The link u highlighted in the previous post , shows a 2.1mm male 2 male splitter cable correct?

Much appreciated for all you assistance.

 

[killerbyte]

Placing an order with communica just confirming all the items required.

Is this the correct POE injector required?

POE SPLITTER CABLE 12V PST

POE Injector Splitter Cable. Input 48-55V to Output 12VDC 1A-2A, Size 80x26x21mm POE Injector Splitter Cable Overview Single Port 100M PoE Splitter 15.4W PoE splitter, it is an economical and practical PoE remote power equipment base on IEEE802.3af/at standard. It can separate the power and data...

www.communica.co.za

The link u highlighted in the previous post , shows a 2.1mm male 2 male splitter cable correct?

Much appreciated for all you assistance.

That POE splitter is the wrong one.
You will need this one:
MikroTik RBGPOE Gigabit PoE injector (geewiz.co.za)
@Aluroth reports that it works

HOWEVER! He also used this one (Single Port Gigabit PoE Injector (geewiz.co.za)) but it didnt work for his Unifi AP. What are the power requirements of your APs? Because this injector might work for you and honestly the Ratel 860P actually meets its power requirements.

Router Battery Backup

2 hour shift...this is CT not the wild east ;) What size TV have they got? Not sure what the DoD on the battery is but at 100% you can run about 200W for 2 hours. At 80% that's about 160W.

mybroadband.co.za

And don't forget the splitter to power it.

 

[maumau]

Miss stupid here again .

Please help me connect this thing - short power cable goes into electrical socket - yay me.

What's that short split cable shown in the middle? And the 3 metre cable? It's got a weird plug on one end?





EDIT: Searched YouTube flat. There's one absolutely useless video that teaches nothing

 

[RonSwanson]

Miss stupid here again .

Please help me connect this thing - short power cable goes into electrical socket - yay me.

What's that short split cable shown in the middle? And the 3 metre cable? It's got a weird plug on one end?

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EDIT: Searched YouTube flat. There's one absolutely useless video that teaches nothing

I dunno, I have always envied Ratel owners, but never owned one. Yours looks a bit dusty though, did you buy it second hand?

From the Ratel manual, it looks like your 3m cable does not come with it. Probably for a solar panel perhaps?

The cable in the middle would probably plug into the 12/9v output. Which brings me to my 3rd question: what is it that you want to power, and how many volts does it need? It looks like you need to select that (13)

 

[powermzii]

I dunno, I have always envied Ratel owners, but never owned one. Yours looks a bit dusty though, did you buy it second hand?

From the Ratel manual, it looks like your 3m cable does not come with it. Probably for a solar panel perhaps?

The cable in the middle would probably plug into the 12/9v output. Which brings me to my 3rd question: what is it that you want to power, and how many volts does it need? It looks like you need to select that (13)
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Yes the split cable goes into the devices you want to power, whether its a router or ONT etc. Depending on the voltage they need , 9 or 12 you may need extra cables so that the right device gets the right power. If you give 12v to a 9v device it'll likely give up the holy smoke. Some devices are more forgiving the other way, i.e. giving a 12v device 9v

 

[RonSwanson]

I dunno, I have always envied Ratel owners, but never owned one. Yours looks a bit dusty though, did you buy it second hand?

From the Ratel manual, it looks like your 3m cable does not come with it. Probably for a solar panel perhaps?

The cable in the middle would probably plug into the 12/9v output. Which brings me to my 3rd question: what is it that you want to power, and how many volts does it need? It looks like you need to select that (13)
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Here is some more detail:


So, if you need 9V for your device, select (13) 9V and it looks like the Ratel will power it from port 14 (as long as it does not need more than 2 Amps or 24 Watts). Best to check.
Otherwise, if you need 12 V, you can choose from port 14 and use (13) to select 12v (as long as it does not need more than 2 Amps or 24 Watts). If it needs up to 5 Amps (60W), then use any one of the four 12V ports (15).