Name: JESSINIE Type-C Monolithic UPS Power Module, Li Battery Charging Discharging UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply 5V 3.3V
Brand: Jessinie
SKU: 5866
Price: 9.490000000 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.97 (97 reviews)

JESSINIE Type-C Monolithic UPS Power Module, Li Battery Charging Discharging UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply 5V 3.3V

$9.49

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                                        【Reliable Power Backup】 - Our Type-C UPS module ensures uninterrupted power supply with zero switching delay (≈ 0ms), preventing costly reboots for your devices. Compatible with USB 5V input and dual 18650 lithium batteries, this compact device offers backup power for all your critical applications. Whether you're running a Raspberry Pi or other MCU-based projects, our UPS keeps everything running smoothly.
【Versatile Voltage Regulation】 This UPS power supply provides three regulated outputs—5V@1.8A, 3.3V@400mA, and 1.8V@150mA—to meet the diverse needs of modern electronics. Suitable for powering MCUs, sensors, and even small displays, it supports popular voltages used in IoT devices and microcontrollers.
【Smart Battery Management】 - With intelligent charging management, our UPS module features dual 18650 batteries in parallel, ensuring extended runtime and reliable performance. The red/green LED indicators make it easy to monitor the charging status at a glance—red means charging, green means fully charged. Plus, hardware-level over-discharge protection kicks in at 2.4V to safeguard your batteries from damage.
【Safe and Secure Design】 - For added peace of mind, our UPS includes a physical safety switch that allows you to toggle between ON/OFF modes. This feature isolates the backend equipment when turned off, preventing accidental discharge and ensuring long battery life.
【Universal Compatibility】 - From powering Raspberry Pi 0/3A+ to supporting various MCU projects, our UPS module is versatile enough to handle a wide range of applications. While it’s not r mmended for high-current devices like Raspberry Pi 4B (due to its peak current requirement >1.8A), it works flawlessly with lower-power setups. Simply connect via USB or use the BAT+/BAT- port for dual-battery operation.

                                    