Definition:
Mini DC UPS are typically in the range of 8800mah to 10400mah capacity.
They provide backup power and electrical protection for low-power electronic devices and equipment.
Key Features:
Compact and lightweight design for easy placement on desktops or under equipment.
Automatic switchover to battery power during utility power outages.
Runtime from a few minutes up to an hour, depending on the load.
Overload, short-circuit, and surge protection for connected devices.
USB or serial communication ports for monitoring and auto-shutdown.
User-replaceable, maintenance-free batteries.
Common Applications:
Personal computers, monitors, and home/small office networking equipment.
Security systems, point-of-sale terminals, and other mission-critical devices.
Industrial automation controllers, instruments, and communication equipment.
Small servers, network switches, and telecom equipment in remote locations.
Key Benefits:
Affordable backup power solution for small workstations and network devices.
Protects sensitive electronics from power fluctuations, spikes, and blackouts.
Maintains business continuity and data integrity during brief power interruptions.
Compact and unobtrusive design that fits easily into tight spaces.
Mini DC UPS units offer a cost-effective way to provide reliable backup power and electrical protection for a wide range of small-scale applications. They are a popular choice for home offices, small businesses, and remote/distributed IT infrastructure.
Mini DC Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems have a wide range of application areas where they provide reliable backup power for critical DC-operated equipment. Here are some of the key application areas for mini DC UPS:
Telecommunications:
Powering telecom equipment like routers, switches, and base stations
Backup power for communications infrastructure in remote locations
Ensuring uninterrupted connectivity during grid power failures
Industrial Automation:
Protecting PLCs, SCADA systems, and other industrial controllers
Maintaining operation of DC-powered sensors, actuators, and field devices
Preventing production downtime and data loss during power outages
Security and Surveillance:
Backup power for IP cameras, access control systems, and alarm panels
Ensuring continuous operation of security equipment even during blackouts
Safeguarding surveillance data and system functionality
Transportation:
Powering signaling, communication, and control systems in rail, road, and air transportation
Backup for onboard DC power systems in trains, buses, and aircraft
Maintaining critical infrastructure during grid power disruptions
Information Technology:
Providing backup DC power for network switches, routers, and servers
Protecting against data loss and downtime for edge computing devices
Enabling uninterrupted operation of remote IT equipment
Commercial and Residential:
Backup power for DC-operated home/office automation and smart home devices
Ensuring emergency lighting, access control, and other critical DC systems
Protecting sensitive electronics from power anomalies in grid-tied environments
The compact size, flexible input/output voltages, and advanced features of mini DC UPS make them a versatile and cost-effective solution for a wide range of critical DC power applications.
