https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08GKTZHKW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
This one ended up working for me, the power is interrupted when it switches from live power to battery but does turn back on by iteself.
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08GKTZHKW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
This one ended up working for me, the power is interrupted when it switches from live power to battery but does turn back on by iteself.
I have this oneā¦bought it for a T-mobile home internet gateway which I no longer have:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B089SQFCBW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
Iāve had my unit for a while now, and nothing has burst into flames.
We also havenāt had a power failure during that time, so I still need to remember some weekend to unplug it for a while and test how long it will run the Wyze Cam v3 it is attached to.
UPDATE: I did a power run down test yesterday. With my Wyze Cam v3 running with Cam Plus and no micro SD card, the little unit I have ran for at least 4 hours, 43 minutes.
A reminder of what Iām using:
Does anyone know if RavPower still makes Powerbanks ? Their products were great and innovative but it seems that being banned from Amazon broke their business
Yes, ravpower still makes powerbanks, you just have to go to their online store:
Or a different online marketplace like Walmart https://www.walmart.com/c/brand/ravpower
They were banned by Amazon for bribing people for 5-star reviews (ie: pay $20 for a powerbank and get a $35 gift card back if you give a 5 star reviewā¦then they rank higher so they get more sales and rank even higher and make more money to make up for the $35 they gave away). Amazon considered it fraudulent behavior that was ādeceivingā their customers who want to trust the sales and honest reviews about which product to buy.
They might even still offer gift cards for 5-star reviews on the other sites. Basically for Ravpower, if youāre going to read reviews, ignore all the 5 star reviews (too many fake/bribed ones in there to know which are real) and read the 4 star reviews to get an honest idea of the deviceā¦since they only paid out for 5 star.
So sad that otherwise actually GOOD brands like that are guilty of this crap. I wonder if anyone is maintaining a list of banned-by-Amazon but still arguably attractive vendors. There are a lot of them.
There are so many hundreds of them that this is very hardā¦a few articles report over 600+ Chinese brands across 3,000+ seller accounts for incentivized reviews. It appears nobody knows how many non-Chinese brands have been banned.
Not that I know of. Kind of arbitrary and subjective.
Though some commonly named ones include:
To add to this complexity is the list of brands that restrict any of their stuff being sold on Amazon (at least by anyone besides them). Lots of big-name brands on that list that donāt allow anyone to sell their stuff.
Great answer - thanks @carverofchoice !
It was Taotronics I was thinking of. But I didnāt event realize/remember MPow was gone too - thatās a big one.
A 650va Ups should be a quick solution. It should beep when it loses input power. You can also buy a light switch lock to keep the switch turned on. You could also take the switch out and hardwire the connection on.
I just got a third solar generstor that runs in UPS mode but that might be overkill. Bluetti EB3A.
āsolar generatorā is not a thing, no matter how any annoying mid-roll unskipable youtube ads repeat that phrase.
A generator = combusting some sort of gas/fluid or MAYBE Iāll let hydro-electric generators use that term but youāre not taking one of those camping.
You have a solar panel, and a battery pack. potentially a battery pack with built in inverter and rectifier/charger. you do not have a solar generator.
I dunno, uses the sunās power to generate electric flow, sounds like a generator to me.
From Oxford Languages āan apparatus for producing gas, steam, or another substanceā
Electricity is another substance so solar panels are generators.
One that make my skin crawl is āhot water heaterā
I used to snicker under my breath when someone called the thing under the hood a āmotorā. Was taught by some old guy at Ranken that is an engine, not a motor.
Come to find out an engine is a type of motor.
Wah.
Besides. I called it a generstor ( a word I need to patent.)
Thatās a good catch. I missed that one.
GenerStor? Damn right you should get that trademarked.
I found this on Lazada (in Thailand), one nice thing is the batteries can be replaced, and you can use higher-capacity ones. Also the price, $5 US
https://www.lazada.co.th/products/i4251077324-s16825774250.html
Did you actually buy one? Do you have one? Have you tested it out? Do they ship to the US? How much was the shipping? It looks great.
It failed the Google+ Passport login, and I couldnāt change the shipping to a US Zipcode as it told me it was invalid. How did you get this to the US? I am willing to put up with running it through Google Translate to get through it all, but I had some mild trouble trying to do it myself. I am interested though.
Just ordered some, will let you know once I get it.
Donāt know about shipping to the US, Iām in Thailand
I assume since itās Chinese itād be available on Aliexpress for shipping to US,
but doing a quick search I couldnāt find the same oneā¦
Iāve been getting by with a wifi-plug to just reset the Wyze after a power outage (or rate occasion itās gone offline.) I figured a UPS will be better as I didnāt alway get notification (from the wifi-plug, not the Wyze ) that it was offline, or sometimes Iād forget to reset itā¦ but if I use a UPS, obviously wonāt be able to use the wifi-plug for remote resets, so not sure yet what Iāll wind up with usingā¦
Aha, problem created by fixing the problem may be solvedā¦ LOL.
There does appear to be a 5v āwifi-plugā available!
https://www.amazon.com/Micro-USB-Smart-Adaptor-Compatible/dp/B083BKBKW5
Amazon has Voltaic systems always on batteries in 3 different sizes. It never shuts off automatically. I have the one with the largest capacity to keep an iphone always charged and it truely does that. Quality product, does not overheat. I hope I have helped.
[Mod Edit]: Added link to products.
Voltaic systems always on batteries. I purchased mine from Amazon. Quality product that does not overheat.