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Battery backup for a router
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That's very unlikely to matter - unless you are averaging many power cuts per day..Niv said:Hi.
I am looking for a battery backup/UPS for my router. We get semi-regular power cuts but typically for no longer than an hour. The reason is twofold, I am sure randomly turning on and off must not be good for the router1 -
I got this one myself just 3 weeks back for the ONT, router and house phone (albeit, it was £20 cheaper at the time):-
You just re-attach the internal battery and plug whatever's needed in, tested it by turning off at the socket and there wasn't a blip. It's stuck out of sight now and doing it's job.
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Thanks. Considering one of those, but also one of these, purely for the router:
APC Back-UPS Connect - CP12036LI - 12V DC
https://amzn.eu/d/0hO0srbd0 -
Don't forget that if you're not on FTTP now (which needs a powered ONT) then you may be in the near future.
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Good point. We're with TalkTalk on FTTC, in an area which won't be switching over in January. How long that situation will remain, though, who knows? Particularly with the acquistion of TalkTalk by BT.
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