Mi Router Power Bank – 20000mAh 12V UPS Backup for WiFi Router, ONT & Fiber Modem (Load Shedding Backup)
Mi Router Power Bank – 20000mAh 12V UPS Backup for WiFi Router, ONT & Fiber Modem (Load Shedding Backup)
Never Lose Internet Again — Even During Load Shedding
🛡️1-Month Return Policy
Whether you're working from home, attending an online class, or running a business that depends on a stable connection, a power cut shouldn't mean going offline. The Mi Router Power Bank is a dedicated 12V UPS backup built specifically to keep your router, ONT, or fiber modem powered and connected when the electricity goes out.
Unlike regular power banks that only charge phones, this one is engineered to output the exact voltage your networking equipment needs — so your WiFi stays live, your calls don't drop, and your work doesn't stop.
Key Features
- 12V Router UPS Function — Keeps your internet running uninterrupted during load shedding
- Long Backup Battery — Delivers 6 to 10 hours of backup, depending on your device's power draw
- 6 High-Quality Lithium Cells — Built-in high-density lithium battery pack for stable, long-lasting performance
- Universal Compatibility — Works with all major routers and modems, including PTCL, StormFiber, Nayatel, Optix, Fiberlink, and more
- Plug & Play — No configuration, no setup — just connect and it works
- Lightweight & Portable — Compact design that fits neatly next to your router
- Built-In Safety Protection — Guards against overcharging, over-voltage, and short-circuit
Technical Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 20,000mAh |
| Output Voltage | 12V / 9V DC |
| Battery Type | 6-Cell High Density Lithium |
| Input | Standard Charging Input (12V/3A) |
| Backup Time | 6–10 hours (varies by connected device) |
| Body Material | Durable ABS |
| Compatible With | WiFi Routers, ONT, Fiber Modems, CCTV |
| Safety Protection | Over-charge / Over-voltage / Short-circuit |
| Color | White |
| Certification | FCC, CE, RoHS |
Who Is This For?
Perfect for households and small offices in areas with frequent load shedding, remote workers who can't afford downtime, students attending online classes, and anyone running a home CCTV system that needs to stay powered through an outage.