[AusNOG] DC UPS

[Jonathan Brewer]

On 1 February 2016 at 18:48, paul+ausnog at oxygennetworks.com.au <
paul+ausnog at oxygennetworks.com.au> wrote:

> Hi All, just wondering if there are any suggestions out there for a small
> DC UPS ?
>

Hi Paul,

Auckland's Innovative Energies makes some of the best and most reliable DC
equipment I've ever used. Their kit is used to safety of life microwave,
radio & pager systems all over New Zealand. (Ambo, Fire, Maritime, Defence,
etc. All of it.)

I'm very happy to recommend their no-break DC UPS systems where you have AC
power, and their DC-DC converter systems for exchanges where you have -48V
DC and need +5/+12/+24VDC.

http://www.innovative.co.nz/

Cheers,

Jon

P.S. The Mini-Box kit Thomas mentions is nice too, and it's really cheap,
but I haven't used it beyond playing around in the lab.

I need to run a couple of Intel NUC’s which require 12V 5W and need
> something to keep them going for an hour or two should the power go out,
> preferably looking at DC options as it will be more efficient but happy to
> consider anything small as long as it’s reliable.
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> I have found some DC UPS’s which use Lithium Polymer batteries but am yet
> to find out if I can get them here, they are actually smaller than the
> NUC’s and will run them for 2-3 hours which is pretty damn good I reckon.
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> Any suggestions on something available locally and at a reasonable price
> would be appreciated.
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> Thanks
>
> Paul
>
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