UPS Router Configuration

[Ash_N]

Hi There ,

I have purchased a Rizzen 8800mAh Dual voltage Mini DC UPS , items I have are :

19 V asus router ( asus - AX82U)
12 V ONT Box
24 V TP-LINK Passive PoE injector (recently purchased)

I need guidance in rigging this up to the Rizzen UPS , if so kindly can anyone assist with this.

 

[Gtx Gaming]

Rizzen does not do 19v on output, you need replace asus router with 12v or get another powerbank.

It will power your ONT from output and POE will work also

 

[Ash_N]

Rizzen does not do 19v on output, you need replace asus router with 12v or get another powerbank.

It will power your ONT from output and POE will work also

Okay so even with the 19V PoE output on the UPS and use of the PoE injector it still wouldn't be an option at all ?

 

[Jimmy-Z]

You should be able to run the router on 12V as long as it pushes out at least 3A at 12V. I'm running a DSL AC68u on 12V with a Gizzu 100w for the past 6 months without any issues.

 

[Ash_N]

You should be able to run the router on 12V as long as it pushes out at least 3A at 12V. I'm running a DSL AC68u on 12V with a Gizzu 100w for the past 6 months without any issues.

Much appreciated I will try this solution.

 

[Jimmy-Z]

Much appreciated I will try this solution.

If it still doesn't work, then something like this will power it: https://www.takealot.com/techme-100w-universal-laptop-charger-for-car-home/PLID73688146
But the UPS battery will drain a LOT faster. The only issue I had running 12V was the router took slightly longer than usual to boot up & the LED lights seem slightly dimmer.

 

[Ash_N]

If it still doesn't work, then something like this will power it: https://www.takealot.com/techme-100w-universal-laptop-charger-for-car-home/PLID73688146
But the UPS battery will drain a LOT faster. The only issue I had running 12V was the router took slightly longer than usual to boot up & the LED lights seem slightly dimmer.

Okay I will leave this as plan b , that's not bad as long as you get a stable network connection and no electrical scents from the router then that's job achieved.

 

[x7razor]

DIY it split the the 12v output to power the ONT and use the below to step up the 12v to 19v to power the ASUS and POE for the 24v TP Link

https://www.communica.co.za/products/bmt-adj-dc-dc-module-3a-4-5-60v?variant=31239471104073

 

[Ash_N]

DIY it split the the 12v output to power the ONT and use the below to step up the 12v to 19v to power the ASUS and POE for the 24v TP Link

https://www.communica.co.za/products/bmt-adj-dc-dc-module-3a-4-5-60v?variant=31239471104073

Ahhh cool will look into this solution too.

 

[mh348]

DIY it split the the 12v output to power the ONT and use the below to step up the 12v to 19v to power the ASUS and POE for the 24v TP Link

https://www.communica.co.za/products/bmt-adj-dc-dc-module-3a-4-5-60v?variant=31239471104073

I ordered a similar buck converter on Friday, should get it today.
My ONT is 12v 0.25A, but the Buck converter is a 3A, would it be safe to use or with the 3A kill my ONT?

 

[x7razor]

I ordered a similar buck converter on Friday, should get it today.
My ONT is 12v 0.25A, but the Buck converter is a 3A, would it be safe to use or with the 3A kill my ONT?

You are safe

3A is the max output the converter can support. It is rated for 2A but can go a little higher so you only have to measure and set the correct voltage