Super Watchdog with Battery Backup for Raspberry Pi

Sequent MicrosystemsSKU: RB-Sqm-14
Manufacturer #: SM-I-003

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Description

  • Super Watchdog with Battery Backup for Raspberry Pi
  • Offers triple power supply jacks: micro USB, USB-C, and barrel
  • On-board battery charger
  • Step-up converter and intelligent power monitor
  • Provides up to 3.5 A / 5 V power to Raspberry Pi from Li-Ion Battery
  • Cycle RPI power after software lock-up
  • Note: Battery not included

The Super Watchdog with Battery Backup for Raspberry Pi comes with a barrel power connector, which was rated 2 A, has been replaced with the 5 A version.

The step-up power supply, which feeds the Raspberry Pi from the battery when the power runs out, has been redesigned to supply the minimum 3 A required by Rpi-4.

A USB-C type connector has been added, so you can use the RPi-4 power supply, but to keep compatibility with previous generations, the USB-B connector has also been kept.

  • 1 x Super Watchdog with Battery Backup for Raspberry Pi

Size

  • 10 x 7 x 2 cm
  • Power Supply: 4.75-5.25 V / 3 A
  • Weight: 60 g

Customer Reviews

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Thomas
Good idea but half done ...

I purchased the item to make my Raspberry Pi Home automatisation mire secure against power failure and hanging up. The target was to use the watchdog and the battery to bridge short power outages and if they last longer, shut the RPI4 down in a controlled manner. It should then restarts automatically when power comes back. The thing can most likely do all that but it comes with very litte documentation. There is some piece of software one can install from GitHub (which is OK, this is standard in the RPI world) but there is almost no documentation - they basically assume that you write your own bash command line files to do the job. I have no experience and no time to fiddle around for days. I just don’t understand why someone develops such a nice product and then finds nit an hour or two to simply publish some sample script files in GitHub - I am sure they have all this information and for whatever reason they hold it back. This is why I call it an unfinished product - and I use it for the moment just as battery buffered power source until I find a better product. Two stars for the idea and the hardware design.

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