DIY Mini UPS For WiFi Router And ONU || Multiple Outputs 12V/5V/9V

Welcome to Tech Evolution! In this video, we’ll guide you through creating a mini UPS for your WiFi router, ensuring uninterrupted internet access during power outages. This DIY project uses a 12V battery, a 12V DC charger, two step-down buck modules, and a mobile fast charging circuit, all housed in a durable PVC pipe body. This setup provides up to 5 hours of backup power.
Materials Used:
1.12V Battery
2.12V DC Charger
3.2 Step-Down Buck Modules
4.Mobile Fast Charging Circuit
5.PVC Pipe
Key Highlights:
Battery Setup: We’ll show you how to properly connect the 12V battery to ensure a reliable power source.
Voltage Regulation: Learn how to use step-down buck modules to convert 12V to 9V and 5V, making it suitable for various devices.
Fast Charging Circuit: Integration of a mobile fast charging circuit for efficient power management.
Housing Construction: Using PVC pipe to create a sturdy and compact body for the UPS system.
Power Backup: This setup provides up to 5 hours of backup power for your WiFi router.
Why You Need This:
Uninterrupted Connectivity: Keep your WiFi router running during power outages.
Versatility: Suitable for devices requiring 12V, 9V, or 5V power.
DIY Satisfaction: Build your own reliable mini UPS with readily available components.
Extended Backup: Enjoy up to 5 hours of power backup.
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