On Tue, Sep 8, 2026, at 08:20, Bill Gee wrote: > Recently I noticed that some models of Bluetti power bank, such as > AC200L and Fridge, have a "UPS" feature. They boast of switching time > under 10ms in event of a power failure on the AC mains. The energy > capacity is around 2kwh which should run my load for three to four > hours. Expansion batteries can be added. And the price is not much > different from a brand new 1500 VA traditional UPS. > > Has anyone used one of these as a computer UPS? > > Is there a way to have NUT monitor it?
Not exactly an answer, but a similar situation - I recently switched from a traditional Tripp-Lite UPS with expansion battery pack to an EcoFlow Delta 3 Max Plus. The 'Plus' models have USB-HID support and recent versions of NUT know how to talk to them. I have at least 4 times as much runtime now (using a 2kWh EcoFlow unit) and it takes less space and is silent at my load level. There is currently a firmware bug in the Delta unit which causes it to disconnect from the USB bus after about two weeks of uptime, but I'm working with EcoFlow to get that resolved. _______________________________________________ Nut-upsuser mailing list [email protected] https://alioth-lists.debian.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nut-upsuser
