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If your devices are low power like a NUC, recycled laptop, DSL/fiber modem or NAS they'll likely accept 12V as input (or 12-19V for most Intel NUC for example).
by guerby 6y ago
If your devices are low power like a NUC, recycled laptop, DSL/fiber modem or NAS they'll likely accept 12V as input (or 12-19V for most Intel NUC for example).
For these I wonder if instead of a UPS: buy two LiFePo 12V batteries with included BMS, two battery charger (AC to 12V DC), so you get a redudant 12V bus where to plug your devices.
If above 12V is needed add two DC-DC converters eg 12 to 19V to add a 19V bus. Same for 5V.
It shoud work and support failure of any one of the parts?