Geekworm Raspberry Pi 5 UPS (X1202), 4-Cell 18650 UPS (Max 5.1V 5A Output) with Wide 6-18V Input | Auto Power On | Safe Shutdown | Power Loss Detection

NOTE! Ensure you're using flat-top batteries (not button-top ones), otherwise your 18650 cells won't fit in the mounting bracket. Also, be sure you've got the right card. This card features a nice wide range of input voltage (other Geekworm / SupTronic cards do NOT). All that said, works quite reliably and the sample scripts eventually worked quite well (once I ironed out my own scripting bugs). PS: If you're using Geekworm cases, ensure you follow the correct instructions - one wrong step and you could be pushing a screw into the back of a battery!

Mi ha bruciato due Raspberry pi 5. Uno da 4 gb e l'altro da 8 gb DA EVITARE ASSOLUTAMENTE

Have done extensive testing with my RPI5. I needed a system that would allow the RPI to function when connected to an unstable 12 source. I contacted them regarding what I thought was a product defect. They were very response inspite of not being able to help. However it turns out it was NOT their hardware at fault, but our UPS management software. So all good! Excellent hardware which you can configure to auto-shut down the RPI when AC power is removed (this was important for our project)

Encantado con la compra. Fácil de instalar y configurar y hace justo lo que uno necesita. Permite instalar cualquier hat.

Tout est bien conçu dans ce produit. L'intégration avec le Raspberry est parfaite. Pour info, avec des batteries Panasonic NCR18650B de 3300 mAh, le Pi a tenu 13h, sans activité particulière. Quand à la recherche il a fallu 2h40 pour arriver à 101.7% (!) avec une stabilisation à 99% 2 heures plus tard. En fait je m'attendais à plus d'autonomie. Je me demande si l'UPS lui-même n'est pas consommateur. En effet en mesurant la puissance totale consommée par le Pi au repos, j'arrive à 2.1W, ce qui fait 27 Wh sur les 13h. Alors que la capacité totale de mes 4 batteries est censée être de 47 Wh (4 x 3.7 V x 3.3 Ah). Or