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Easiest would be to determine the volt / amp requirements for your devices. If they're 12v and less than 30w combined the 430 will be your answer.Just came across this thread...
I tried searching but couldn't find out if the Ratel 430P could power (CPE, Unifi USG and Unifi AC PRO)
Has anyone here got something similar or do I need to get the 860?
They're split across two power packs. The 70mA is what actual current draw I measured from each power pack's battery, which roughly matches sum of the manufacturer's rated consumption of each sensor. So total draw of all 6 sensors is 140mA (@ 12V)
I've ordered a 412 today that I'll connect all 6 sensors to instead of the two power packs as they have killed my batteries (per earlier post) despite it being impossible at that current draw for the batteries to have been drawn below 50% DoD (they're 8Ah Gel, about 8 months old).
Based on the 412 having 8800mAh @ 3.7 that and assuming 90% efficiency gives 2442mAh @ 12V (if my math is correct) which at 100% DoD will run the sensors for 17 hours. Will post feedback.
Probably going to order 430 or 860 for router and fibre once they in stock.
I have the USG Pro, UAP AC PRO, raspberry pi.Just came across this thread...
I tried searching but couldn't find out if the Ratel 430P could power (CPE, Unifi USG and Unifi AC PRO)
Has anyone here got something similar or do I need to get the 860?
I have the USG Pro, UAP AC PRO, raspberry pi.
The draw form that was only 20watt so the 430P should work.
Only one output port. Also, 8-10 week lead time.For those interested, GeeWizz are now stocking something similar to the Ratel:
https://www.geewiz.co.za/ups/111235-mini-dc-ups-7800mah-backup-battery-power-bank-supply.html
It states that its only 7800mah though, which is less than the base Ratels have in terms of capacity
Yeah... They can supply a splitter so you can supply two 12v devices but for a cost obviously.Only one output port. Also, 8-10 week lead time.
Would you mind showing your work ?Adding a second 7AH battery in parallel to my Mecer 650va UPS seems to have gotten around the 2 hour hard limit :/
Battery voltage was still above 12v when I checked at 2h5m
Adding a second 7AH battery in parallel to my Mecer 650va UPS seems to have gotten around the 2 hour hard limit :/
Battery voltage was still above 12v when I checked at 2h5m
Would also like to see please.Would you mind showing your work ?
I am wanting to do the same on a 1000va and not too sure how to go about it (not being too ugly)
Sorry folks, it's not neat. The batteries are outside the UPS case


Not yet, sinetech says due to corona they have no stock and no eta on shipments.Did you manage to get a decent battery?
How much did that all cost? Cause I've had 14 hours powering a planet router and my CPE on the mini ups from Geewiz.Adding a second 7AH battery in parallel to my Mecer 650va UPS seems to have gotten around the 2 hour hard limit :/
Battery voltage was still above 12v when I checked at 2h5m
R330.How much did that all cost? Cause I've had 14 hours powering a planet router and my CPE on the mini ups from Geewiz.
Ah okay cool, so how much are you pulling from the ups?R330.
This setup of mine is powering AC devices (fish tank equipment).
Have a DC-DC setup for the DC devices (routers, switches, CCTV, lights).