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GIZZU 30W 38Wh 10400mAh Mini DC UPS - Black
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The Gizzu 30W Mini DC UPS provides 38Wh of backup power with 10400mAh lithium-ion batteries. It features multiple DC outputs and a USB port for charging devices during power outages. Suitable for routers, ONUs, and CCTV.
The Gizzu 30W Mini DC 38Wh UPS provides backup power for various devices during outages. It is suitable for powering networking equipment, CCTV cameras, and charging mobile devices via its USB port. This UPS is designed for both home users and small businesses needing reliable power continuity for essential electronics.
- Features 10400mAh high-capacity lithium-ion batteries (4 x 2600mAh cells).
- Provides a total power output of 30W and 38Wh.
- Offers multiple DC output voltages: 5V (USB, 2A), 9V/12V selectable (2A), and four 12V outputs (2A each).
- Includes intelligent protection against over-charge, over-discharge, and short circuits.
- Compact dimensions of 18.6 x 11 x 3.3 cm and a weight of 450g.
This mini UPS is ideal for keeping your router, ONU, or CCTV cameras operational during power cuts. It also includes various DC adapter cables for broad compatibility with different devices.
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The Gizzu 30W Mini DC UPS provides 38Wh of backup power with 10400mAh lithium-ion batteries. It features multiple DC outputs and a USB port for charging devices during power outages. Suitable for routers, ONUs, and CCTV.
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