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Can the Archer AX6000 be connected to a battery backup?

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EJM2

2021-04-06 05:24:20

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Can the Archer AX6000 be connected to a battery backup?

2021-04-06 05:24:20

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I live in a place where the power grid goes out frequently. When the power goes out my Archer AX6000 routers are knocked offline. I often have to use my phone to get a WiFi connection. Is there a way to connect the router to an external battery to power it during prolonged power outages?

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terziyski

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2021-04-06 09:22:34

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Re:Can the Archer AX6000 be connected to a battery backup?

2021-04-06 09:22:34

@EJM2

You can use an external battery to power the AX6000 since its power adapter is 12V/4A - 48VA.

Any UPS SLA battery would do, as well as power banks that work at 12V. You just have to measure the power adapter barrel to determine which type it is - 5.5x2.5 or 5.5x2.1 mm.

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2021-11-23 01:06:08

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Re:Can the Archer AX6000 be connected to a battery backup?

2021-11-23 01:06:08

@EJM2 Yeah just get a UPS. You're looking at starting around $50 and up depending on how long you want it to be able to power your stuff and how much is plugged into it. If it's just a router, it doesn't use much power. You can figure out how much capacity you need by figuring out your power consumption and how long you need to power it for on battery and doing a little research online.

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