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6.3.2017

Just run a discharge test on my new SecureAdapter, with a TP-LINK TD-W8968 which has a 1A rating (but wasn't doing much). The battery lasted 3 hours (maybe a couple of minutes longer) vs the 150 minutes quoted for a 1A load, so that's a good start.A bit worrying to read the other review (2017-02-04) about thermal cutoff at 2A, I also have a higher load router I will try in due course (Billion 8800NL), but as long as it does what I need I will be happy.I would have liked the unit better if they used the LEDs more intelligently, there is a slow green flash when the battery is being used and a slower green flash when it is charging (ie not a great difference in visuals)..The red light is used for errors only with no way to see how much charge is left (by perhaps mixing increasing red flashes with the green as the battery goes flat).And a UK-mains plug version would be nice too, instead a useful adapter to buy is either
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4.2.2017

The most important part is that the adapter can handle 25W/2.1A when mains powered but on battery it can shut off as fast as in 2 minutes under that max load (thermal cutoff). It's real maximum sustained output at any condition is 12W/1A. That is seriously misleading and normally I would not recommend it but it gets high points because it has a easily replaceable 18650 li-ion cell, the charging system is well made and ensures a long life for the battery which makes it the best of its kind at this size and price point. Our tests with a variable DC load, various li-ion cells (including simulated) and temperature measurements did not expose any safety concerns.

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