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Hello there's a power cable for the Internet Flex Router B535s from Huawei so that I can connect it to a power bank, for example?
The input socket looks a lot like a 12V DC input. What does it say?
If so, then it is possible to supply the router with a 12V constant voltage source.
Yes is a 12V DC input. Are there USB connections for this? If so, please provide a link
Cowboy riding slowly.
A USB output only provides 5V, but you need 12Volt.
So you need a Powerank with 12V output or a DC-DC Stepup converter. As well as soldering skills or the right adapter cable. (Which is likely to be difficult to get)
If you are not that fit electronically, I recommend a mobile LTE router when it comes to taking the router with you. You can also break something with the above-mentioned conversion action if it goes stupid.
OR a mobile 230V power supply. Then you can simply plug in the power adapter and everything is safe.
In general, routers can't be operated with a conventional power bank because they require a voltage higher than 5V =. However, there are special emergency power supplies for 12 V devices:
https://www.pearl.de/a-PX1931-1420.shtml?vid=917&wa_id=40&wa_num=2107
There are actually adapters / voltage converters to operate a 12V device with a power bank. For example: https://www.amazon.de/...B07GYLC229
But that doesn't have enough power to run a router. In the worst case, it could overheat and burn.
My PB has a 12V output
My PB has a 12V output. I only need the USB cable if there's such a thing.
Now you need a suitable DC barrel connector (you have to measure). Then cut the cable, check the correct polarity and connect it to the PB.
Maybe you know someone who is fit with it?
