How to properly connect a WiFi router and GPON Internet adapter to a 12 volt uninterruptible power supply. You can connect it through a converter or a computer uninterruptible power supply, but then there is a double conversion of 12 volts to 220 volts, and then from the power supply of the router or GPON adapter from 220 volts to 12 volts, which accordingly increases the load and reduces battery life. It seems that everything is simple, just connect the equipment to the battery and everything works, but there is one caveat, when the battery is charged, the voltage will be more than 12 volts, and this is not very good for the equipment. If your Internet provider supports connection using GPON (Gigabit Passive Optical Network) technology, and a simple uninterruptible power supply (UPS) lies unnecessarily at home, then by simply purchasing a new 12-volt battery, you will even have Internet without electricity. The advantage of GPON technology is that it does not require electricity at intermediate points. Since in most cases the Internet provider has batteries or even generators at the end points of the network, for the stability of the network. Accordingly, if your GPON adapter and WiFi router work, then you will have Internet. The current consumption of my WiFi router is about 0.3 amps, for the GPON adapter 0.4 amps. Therefore, the router and GPON will work more than 10 hours from a standard IPB battery.
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