FAA M Power Bank 2C — 12V Router & ONT Backup Power Bank (20000mAh)
A 12V backup power bank that keeps a WiFi router or ONT online for 5-8 hours through a power cut, switching over automatically the instant the electricity goes.
The moment the electricity goes, the internet goes with it, mid-call, mid-class, mid-payment, gone. This power bank sits between the wall adapter and the router, charging normally while mains power is present, and the instant it detects a cut, it switches over to its own battery automatically so the router never actually turns off. There is no button to press and no app to open in the moment power drops; the switchover happens on its own. It is a 20000mAh, 6-cell pack, good for roughly 5-8 hours of router backup, built as a dedicated 12V output unit for routers and ONTs rather than a phone power bank, with a visible ON/OFF switch and a 4-LED battery level indicator on the side so it is always clear how much backup charge is left. It is not a UPS for a whole house or a desktop computer, it is sized specifically to carry a router/ONT's much smaller power draw through an outage, which is exactly the job it is built for.
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FAA M Power Bank 2C — 12V Router & ONT Backup Power Bank (20000mAh)
PKR 1,750
The internet dies the second the power does, right in the middle of whatever it was needed for
Loadshedding and sudden power cuts do not wait for a convenient moment: an online class, a client call, a payment, or work that was due in an hour all stop the second the router loses power, because the router itself switches off with the electricity. A phone power bank cannot fix this, it only charges phones over USB, not a router over its 12V barrel input. The FAA M Power Bank 2C is wired into the router's own power line specifically to solve this one problem: it stays charged while electricity is present and takes over automatically the instant it is not, so the router (and whatever depends on it) keeps running through the outage instead of restarting the moment power comes back.
Best For
- Homes, shops, and offices in areas with frequent loadshedding or unstable electricity
- Anyone who needs the internet to stay up during a power cut: online classes, work-from-home calls, or a running business
- WiFi routers and ONTs (fiber/PTCL-type boxes) that run on a 12V DC power adapter
- Keeping a connection alive long enough to finish an important call or save work when power suddenly cuts
Not Ideal For
- Powering a whole house, a computer, or any device that is not a 12V router/ONT, this is not a general-purpose UPS
- Routers or ONTs that use a different input voltage than 12V, check your router's own power adapter label before buying
- Charging phones or laptops directly, the output is a fixed 12V barrel connector for routers, not a USB port
- Buyers who specifically need an official manufacturer warranty, since none is stated here
Specifications
- Connects inline between the router's power adapter and the router itself
- Switches to battery automatically the instant mains power is lost, no manual action needed
- 20000mAh, 6-cell lithium battery pack
- Fixed 12V DC barrel-jack output cable, built for router/ONT power inputs
- Physical ON/OFF switch and a 4-LED battery level indicator
- Recharges via its own DC input port while connected, kept topped up automatically whenever mains power is present
- Battery Capacity
- 20000mAh (6-cell lithium battery pack)
- Battery Backup
- 5-8 hours (typical home router/ONT)
- Output
- 12V DC via fixed barrel-jack cable, for router/ONT power inputs
- Switchover
- Automatic, switches to battery the instant mains power is lost
- Charging
- Recharges via its own DC input port while connected to mains power
- Controls
- ON/OFF rocker switch, 4-LED battery level indicator
- Connector
- Standard DC barrel connector, compatible with most router/ONT power adapters
This unit's 12V output, automatic switchover, and 6-cell/20000mAh construction are confirmed from LinkUp's own product photography and cross-checked against multiple independent Pakistani retailer listings for the same 12V router-UPS product category. The retail box also prints a separate generic spec panel (Model PLMO6ZM / Mi Power Bank 2C) describing the donor battery cell and circuit board this unit is built from, a Micro-USB input and USB-A output, which does not describe this finished product's actual 12V barrel output and is not quoted as this product's own specification. Battery backup is owner-confirmed at 5-8 hours for a typical single home router/ONT; a setup powering extra devices (like an ONT plus a separate WiFi router) will run shorter than a single low-power router alone. The exact barrel-connector size is not independently verified. No warranty term is stated for this product.
Setup Guide
- 1
Unplug your router's power adapter from the wall, but leave its cable plugged into the router itself.
- 2
Plug your router's power adapter cable into the power bank's input port instead of directly into the router.
- 3
Connect the power bank's own 12V output cable into your router's power input port.
- 4
Plug the power adapter back into the wall and switch the power bank ON using its side switch.
- 5
The router should power on normally. Check the battery level LEDs to confirm the power bank is charging.
- 6
Leave it connected and switched on at all times, it will charge automatically while electricity is present and switch over on its own the moment it is cut.
Questions About This Power Banks
It sits in between your router's power adapter and the router itself. Plug your router's existing power adapter into this power bank's input port (instead of into the router), then connect this power bank's own output cable into the router's power port. Once that is done and the power bank is switched on, your router gets its power through the bank at all times.
