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Re: home router battery backup
From: Mark Tinka <mark@tinka.africa>
Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2022 07:24:01 +0200
On 1/12/22 23:01, Sabri Berisha wrote:
Same here. A small UPS that will keep my modem, router, and POE for APs alive for the time I need to run outside and hook up my generator when PG&E decides to cut the power again. A bigger UPS for the small 19" rack that hosts some stuff. Top Gear Top Tip: I also have a UPS on my garage door opener. That saves the misses from dealing with manually opening/closing the garage door if I'm not at home.
Here in South Africa, motorized garage doors come standard with a 12-volt battery. The problem is most home owners don't realize that they need to be replaced every 2 - 3 years :-). So there are many homes out there which have had dead batteries for more than 20 years, and folk just accept that the manual handle comes down when the power is out.
That is, until you remind them to replace the battery. Mark.
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- Re: home router battery backup Joe Maimon (Jan 18)
- Re: home router battery backup Mark Tinka (Jan 18)
- Re: home router battery backup Jordan Hazen (Jan 18)
- Re: home router battery backup Mark Tinka (Jan 18)
- Re: home router battery backup Michael Thomas (Jan 12)
- Re: home router battery backup Sabri Berisha (Jan 12)
- Re: home router battery backup Mike Hammett (Jan 12)
- Re: home router battery backup Keith Stokes (Jan 12)
- Re: home router battery backup Mark Tinka (Jan 12)
- Re: home router battery backup Andy Ringsmuth (Jan 12)
- Re: home router battery backup Mark Tinka (Jan 12)
- Re: home router battery backup Mark Tinka (Jan 12)
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