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Type-C Bi-Directional Fast charging, 5V 6A output. Supports charging and power output at the same time, onboard battery fuel gauge IC
Comes with online development resources and manual![UPS HAT (E) for Raspberry Pi, front view](/img/devkit/accBoard/UPS-HAT-E/UPS-HAT-E-details-1.jpg)
SAFETY CAUTIONS
- Li-ion and Li-po batteries are quite unstable. They may cause fire, personal injury, or property damage, if they're not properly recharged or used.
- Do not reversely connect the polarities when recharging or discharging the battery. Do not use inferior charger/charging panel to recharge the battery.
- Do not mix use old batteries with new ones, avoid using batteries of different brands.
- When buying Lithium battery, should always make sure the battery specification is compatible with the expansion board. Choose batteries from formal manufacturer, and ensure the batteries will work stably and safely by aging test.
- Lithium batteries have limited cycle life, they will also deteriorate as time goes by. Should be replaced with new ones when the batteries reaching their max cycle life, or working over two years, whichever comes first.
- Should be placed carefully and properly, keep it away from inflammables and explosives articles, away from children, avoid any safety accident caused by careless storage.
The UPS HAT (E) is an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) expansion board specially designed for the Raspberry Pi series. Onboard battery fuel gauge IC, fast charging chip and high-power buck chip to realize higher power input and output. Supports monitoring the operating state of the HAT via the I2C interface.
- Adopts pogo pins connector design, compatible with Raspberry Pi 5 / 4B / 3B+
- Onboard Type-C port with bi-directional fast charging, supports multiple charging input / output protocols such as PD3.0, up to 40W charging power
- Onboard battery fuel gauge IC for reading battery voltage, current, power, remaining capacity and other parameters.
- Supports I2C bus communication for monitoring the operating status of Type-C port and batteries in real time
- Supports 4× 21700 Li batteries (NOT included), larger capacity and longer battery life
- Onboard high-power buck chip for stable 5V 6A power output
- Onboard MCU management, supports detecting power connection and booting the Raspberry Pi
- Supports displaying battery level on the system, easy to check the operating state of the HAT
- Comes with online development resources and manual
Control bus | I2C |
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Battery support | 21700 Li battery × 4 (in series, NOT included) |
Tyoe-C power | Bi-directional input/output fast charging protocol, up to 40W charging power |
Output power | 5V 6A |
Dimensions | 56 × 88mm |
Mounting hole size | 3.0mm |
It is able to charge the batteries and provide power output at the same time from external power supply
Automatically switch over to batteries output if external power supply is unavailable, keeps the system running without any trouble
* for reference only, please refer to the Package Content for the detailed part list
Longer Battery Life
Onboard warning indicators, easy to check if the battery is connected correctly
![UPS HAT (E) for Raspberry Pi, onboard warning indicators](/img/devkit/accBoard/UPS-HAT-E/UPS-HAT-E-details-5.jpg)
* for reference only, the 21700 batteries are NOT included
Do not connect the recharger if the indicator lights up, otherwise the protection circuit will be broken down.
Adopts USB Type-C interface, supports multiple input/output protocols. Supports 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, 20V input voltage, up to 40W charging power. Onboard USB Type-A interface for 5V power output, more convenient for powering other boards
![UPS HAT (E) for Raspberry Pi, onboard USB interfaces](/img/devkit/accBoard/UPS-HAT-E/UPS-HAT-E-details-7.jpg)
* for reference only, the Raspberry Pi 5 Official 27W USB-C power supply is NOT included.
Powering the Raspberry Pi via pogo pins, without using any GPIO resource,
compatible with Raspberry Pi 5 / 4B / 3B+, etc.
![UPS HAT (E) for Raspberry Pi, onboard components](/img/devkit/accBoard/UPS-HAT-E/UPS-HAT-E-details-9-1.jpg)
![UPS HAT (E) for Raspberry Pi, connecting to Raspberry Pi 5](/img/devkit/accBoard/UPS-HAT-E/UPS-HAT-E-details-9-2.jpg)
Connecting to Raspberry Pi 5
![UPS HAT (E) for Raspberry Pi, connecting to Raspberry Pi 4B](/img/devkit/accBoard/UPS-HAT-E/UPS-HAT-E-details-9-3.jpg)
Connecting to Raspberry Pi 4B
* for reference only, the 21700 batteries are NOT included
monitoring the Type-C port and batteries voltage, current, power, and remaining capacity via I2C
When the voltage dips too low, it is possible to save files properly and then shut down the system by software, to avoid any data loss
![UPS HAT (E) for Raspberry Pi, supports real time monitoring](/img/devkit/accBoard/UPS-HAT-E/UPS-HAT-E-details-11.jpg)
detecting power connection
Easy to check the battery status in real-time, and automatically shutdown when the battery level is low. Supports detecting power connection and automatically rebooting the Raspberry Pi
![UPS HAT (E) for Raspberry Pi, supports checking the battery status in real-time](/img/devkit/accBoard/UPS-HAT-E/UPS-HAT-E-details-13.jpg)
![UPS HAT (E) for Raspberry Pi, outline dimensions](/img/devkit/accBoard/UPS-HAT-E/UPS-HAT-E-details-size.jpg)
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* Resources for different product may vary, please check the wiki page to confirm the actually provided resources.
Model | Device Support | Battery Support | feature |
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![]() Pico-UPS-A |
Raspberry Pi Pico | 14500 Li-ion battery (NOT included) | Provides power supply via pin header |
![]() Pico-UPS-B |
600mAh 3.7V Li-po battery | Provides power supply via pin header | |
![]() UPS HAT (C) |
Raspberry Pi Zero | 803040 Li-po battery 1000mAh 3.7V | Provides power supply via Pogo pins |
![]() Li-ion Battery HAT |
14500 Li-ion battery (NOT included) | UPS not supported | |
![]() UPS HAT (B) |
Raspberry Pi 5/4B/3B+ | 18650 Li battery × 2 (NOT included), up to 5A output current, with 8.4V battery charger | Provides power supply via Pogo pins, with 5V USB output |
![]() UPS HAT (E) |
21700 Li battery × 4 (in series, NOT included), up to 5V 6A output current, 40W bi-directional fast charging Type-C port | Provides power supply via Pogo pins, with 5V USB output | |
![]() UPS HAT |
Raspberry Pi 4B/3B+ | 18650 Li battery × 2 (NOT included), up to 2.5A output current, with 8.4V battery charger | Provides power supply via pin header, with 5V USB output |
![]() UPS HAT (D) |
21700 Li battery × 2 (in parallel, NOT included), up to 2.5A output current, with 5V Type-C port battery charger | Provides power supply via Pogo pins, with 5V USB output | |
![]() Li-polymer Battery HAT |
3.7V 3000mAh 104060 Li-polymer battery, up to 2A output current | Provides power supply via pin header, UPS not supported | |
![]() UPS Power Module |
Jetson Nano | 18650 Li battery × 4 (NOT included), up to 2.5A output current, with 8.4V battery charger | Provides power supply via 6PIN cable, with OLED screen |
![]() UPS Power Module (B) |
18650 Li battery × 4 (NOT included), up to 5A output current, with 8.4V battery charger | Provides power supply via Pogo pins | |
![]() UPS Module 3S |
Suitable for the devices with Type-C power port | 18650 Li battery × 3 (in series, NOT included), up to 5V 5A output, with 12.6V battery charger | Adapting various interfaces via cables |
![]() UPS Module Mini |
Suitable for CM4-IO-WIRELESS-BASE-B base board, etc. | 10440 Lithium battery × 3 (in parallel, NOT included), up to 5V 2.5A output | Provides power supply via pads or pin header |
Weight: 0.127 kg