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Compare MYLION Mini UPS Models for Telecom and ISP Projects
Find the right backup solution for ONT, ONU, router, modem, FTTH, and modern network device applications.
Why Model Selection Matters
Use the comparison table to build a shortlist, then confirm each model against the complete device setup. Check the required input voltage, connector dimensions and polarity, and confirm whether the stated output rating is continuous or peak. For an ONT plus router, assess the combined load and output connections. Battery capacity or a runtime figure alone does not establish suitability for your devices. Validate the selected configuration under its actual load and power-loss recovery conditions before rollout.
For device selection checks, see the ONT/ONU backup guide. For pilot planning and test records, see the ISP pilot checklist.
- Not all routers and ONTs have the same power demand
- Inline deployment and desktop deployment are different
- Standard DC backup and USB-C backup are different
- The right model reduces compatibility issues and support cost
Which Model Fits Which Need?
- Best for: standard 12V router / ONT / ONU backup
- Positioning: the classic and most widely applicable model
- Best for: higher-load 12V network devices
- Positioning: the upgraded choice when 12V 3A is not enough
- Best for: inline FTTH and cleaner deployment scenarios
- Positioning: the better choice for compact and hidden installation
- Best for: USB-C / PD powered modern devices
- Positioning: the flexible option for modern power architecture
Mini UPS Model Comparison
Read capacity, output and runtime separately
Use this table to build a shortlist, not to assume compatibility. Battery Wh describes nominal energy. Output voltage, current and power limits describe the load that a configuration may supply. A runtime figure is comparable only when its device load, operating conditions and measurement method are stated.
For example, 44.4Wh divided by a constant 12W load is 3.7 hours before losses; 75.6Wh divided by 18W is 4.2 hours before losses. These are calculations, not measured or guaranteed backup times. Confirm the proposed model configuration and test it with the intended devices.
Understand runtime estimates · Check device compatibility · Plan an ISP pilot
| Model | Battery Capacity | Max Output | Interface | Runtime Basis / Test Conditions | Battery Type | Recommended Application |
| ML1202AC | 25.6Wh | 12V / 2A | AC input + DC output | Load-specific runtime must be confirmed for the proposed configuration. | LiFePO4 | Dual-device backup for ONT + router, modem + router, and low-power broadband CPE where AC input convenience is required. |
| MUC85 | 92Wh | USB-C PD 65W 5V / 9V / 12V / 15V 3A 20V 3.25A | USB-C PD 65W Input / Output | Load-specific runtime must be confirmed for the proposed configuration. | Lithium ion | USB-C PD backup for WiFi 6/7 routers, advanced CPE, 5V/9V/12V/15V/20V PD devices, and selected fixed-voltage USB-C network equipment. |
| MU35W | 75.6Wh | 12V / 5A | DC 12V | Load-specific runtime must be confirmed for the proposed configuration. | Lithium ion | High-power 12V backup for broadband gateways, CPE, LTE/5G routers, ONT + router systems, and ISP customer-premises backup projects. |
| MU26W | 18.72Wh | 12V / 3A | DC 12V | Load-specific runtime must be confirmed for the proposed configuration. | Lithium ion | Compact 12V backup for low-power ONT, ONU, modem, router, VoIP adapter, and basic FTTH subscriber-side devices. |
| MU48W | 29.6Wh | 12V / 3A | DC 12V | Load-specific runtime must be confirmed for the proposed configuration. | Lithium ion | 12V backup for routers, modems, small switches, VoIP gateways, CCTV terminals, and small office network devices. |
| MU68W | 44.4Wh | 12V / 3A | DC 12V | 12W load: theoretical upper limit 3.7 hours (44.4Wh / 12W), before losses; not measured or guaranteed. Actual runtime requires testing. | Lithium ion | Standard 12V broadband backup for ONT, ONU, router, modem, CPE, and mainstream ISP / telecom subscriber-side deployment. |
| MUJ46 | 37.44Wh | 12V / 2A 5V / 3A | DC 12V+USB-A / USB-C 5V | Load-specific runtime must be confirmed for the proposed configuration. | Lithium ion | 12V + USB 5V backup for router + USB-powered accessory, modem + USB device, WiFi router + mobile terminal, and mixed-output backup scenarios. |
| MU248 | 102.4Wh | 24V / 3A 48V / 1A | DC 24V / 48V | Load-specific runtime must be confirmed for the proposed configuration. | LiFePO4 | 24V / 48V backup for wireless CPE, outdoor bridge, radio equipment, small telecom terminals, and non-standard DC network devices. |
Recommended by Customer Type
ISP / Telecom Operator
- MU68
- MUJ46
- MU35
System Integrator
- MU68
- MU35
- MUC85
Distributor
- MU68 as the volume model
- MU35 as the upsell model
- MUC85 as the premium modern option
FTTH Project Buyer
- MUJ46
- MU68
How to Select the Right Model
MYLION can help evaluate these factors and recommend the most suitable model. Before choosing a Mini UPS model, please confirm：
- Device voltage
- Current requirement
- Connector size
- Real power consumption
- Required backup time
- Installation type
- Whether USB-C PD is needed
Why MYLION Product Line
MYLION’s Mini UPS range is not random. Each model is designed for a specific backup need:
- MU68 for standard 12V mainstream demand
- MU35 for higher-power 12V backup
- MUJ46 for inline FTTH deployment
- MUC85 for modern USB-C flexibility
Not Sure Which Model Fits Your Device?
Different devices require different backup solutions. If you are not sure which model is right for your project, MYLION can help based on your actual application.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Select the first sample from the device requirements and the documented configuration. Confirm voltage, connectors, load and target runtime before deciding which model to test.
Choose MU35 when your device requires higher current or when a standard 12V 3A model may not be sufficient.
Evaluate the proposed MUJ46 configuration against the installation space, cable route and required outputs; verify the fit in the intended setup.
Not necessarily. MUC85 is more suitable for compatible USB-C / PD applications, not for every standard DC backup project.
Yes. Please share your device details, power requirements, and target backup time.
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