The JYINS 200W 12V 13Ah Portable Mini UPS is an ultra-compact lithium battery backup system designed for small-scale critical power protection. Weighing just 2.3 kg, this portable unit delivers pure sine wave AC output (230V) for routers, modems, small security cameras, LED lights, and mobile device charging. The built-in 13Ah LiFePO4 battery provides hours of reliable backup during power outages, while the intelligent BMS ensures safe charging and discharging with comprehensive protection features.
Parameter |
Specification |
Model |
JY-MUPS200 |
Battery Capacity |
12V 13Ah (156Wh) LiFePO4 |
AC Output Power |
200W Continuous / 300W Peak |
AC Output Voltage |
220V/230V AC (Pure Sine Wave) |
DC Output |
12V 5A DC Jack + Cigarette Lighter Socket |
USB Output |
2× USB-A 5V 2.4A |
Charging Input |
AC 100-240V (Built-in Charger) + DC 12V Solar/Car |
Charge Time |
~3-4 Hours (AC); ~5-6 Hours (Solar 50W) |
Cycle Life |
> 2000 Cycles (80% DOD) |
Protection |
Overcharge, Over-discharge, Short Circuit, Over-temp, Overload |
Display |
LED Battery Level Indicator |
Dimensions |
210 × 140 × 90 mm |
Weight |
~2.3 kg |
Zhejiang Jingying (JYINS) Electrical Co., Ltd., established in 1993, is a leading manufacturer with over 30 years of expertise in power inverters, solar charge controllers, energy storage systems, and renewable energy solutions. Our 500+ employee factory in Wenzhou, China, serves clients across 50+ countries with ISO9001/CE/SAA/RoHS certified products.
Q: How long will it power my WiFi router?
A: A typical router draws 10-15W. The 156Wh battery provides approximately 8-12 hours of router runtime during a power outage.
Q: Can I charge it with a solar panel?
A: Yes, connect a 12V solar panel (30-100W) to the DC input port. A 50W panel charges the unit in about 4-5 hours of good sunlight.
Q: Can it be used as a permanent UPS?
A: Yes, leave it plugged into AC power. It will pass-through charge and automatically switch to battery during outages. Note: transfer time is ~10-20ms.
Q: How many devices can I connect at once?
A: All output ports can be used simultaneously as long as total power draw stays under 200W. Example: router (15W) + LED light (10W) + charging phone (10W) = 35W total.