I do not understand anything about electricity or voltage, wattage all the jargon. However I am looking for someone to explain to me in relatively simple terms. I work from home and when load shedding hits I would like to keep my fibre wifi connected and maybe charge my laptop should the battery die before the 4 hours is up. I don't have a lot of money and I had seen the UPS they have on takealot etc, but someone mentioned they are not the best. Anyone knowledgeable in this field please assist. At this point I don't need to power up the lights etc. Will move to that when my financial status changes. Thanks
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What power supply for loadshedding
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For fiber backup see the devices recommended to me in this thread.
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Looking for feedback on Vizia UPS
Does anyone have one of these and can offer feedback on them? https://www.takealot.com/vizia-mini-dc-ups-57-000mwh-5-9-12v-for-wifi-routers/PLID54505552 I remember I emailed the manufacturers a while ago and they said it only does trickle charge, so it won't fully recharge by the time the next...
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