Grogster
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| Posted: 11:23pm 29 May 2024 |
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I will look into the possibility of hacking the amps then. Any mains-power UPS has to be small, as these amps are inside waterproof outdoor boxes with doors, recessed into the house brickwork. That gives me nice easy access to the services without needing to get inside the house, but space is limited. Even a STANDARD little 5-10 minute backup UPS would be too big to fit I think.
I therefore, might be chasing something that is simply impossible to do, and the low-voltage concept - perhaps adding a simple diode-gate to prevent the external battery from trying to back-feed into the output of the on-board PSU if the mains fails - might be a good idea after all.
I just did not really want to hack the amps, but sometimes.....
EDIT: And a small SLA battery, would be able to run the amp for hours on end no problems due to the tiny load the amp represents, so there is that.  Edited 2024-05-30 09:25 by Grogster |