Pro-Line POE-830P-LFP Mini UPS

LiFePO4 Battery Technology : Built with Lithium Iron Phosphate battery cells that offer improved safety, stability, and long service life compared to conventional lithium battery systems. Smart Microprocessor Control : A built-in microprocessor intelligently manages charging, power delivery, and protection functions to ensure reliable performance and efficient energy usage. Automatic Power Start : The UPS automatically powers on when connected to AC input, making installation quick and hassle-free without requiring manual activation. Manual Power Switch : A dedicated power switch allows users to manually turn the device on or off when needed, offering flexible control over operation. Selectable DC Voltage Output : Adjustable DC output options of 9V or 12V allow the UPS to support multiple device types depending on their power requirements. USB Power Output : Integrated USB port provides regulated 5V output with up to 2A current for powering compatible electronic devices. Type-C Power Output : A Type-C port delivers 5V output at up to 1A, expanding compatibility with modern devices and accessories. 24V POE Output Port : Supports Power over Ethernet output at 24V through dedicated pins, enabling power delivery to compatible networking equipment. Overload Protection Circuit : Automatically protects both the UPS and connected devices from excessive load conditions that may damage hardware. Short Circuit Safety Protection : Instantly cuts off output when a short circuit is detected to prevent equipment damage or electrical hazards. Over-Charge Protection : Prevents the internal battery from exceeding safe charge levels, helping maintain battery health and longevity. Over-Discharge Protection : Protects the battery from deep discharge conditions that could shorten battery life or degrade performance. Multi-LED Status Indicators : Easy-to-read LED indicators display device status and operational information for quick diagnostics. Networking Equipment Backup Solution : Designed specifically to keep essential electronics such as routers, modems, wireless phones, and CCTV cameras powered during outages.