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Vszerda X1200 Raspberry Pi 5 UPS Board Li-ion Excluded

SKU CH-16PE-GA6P5

UPS expansion board for Raspberry Pi 5; battery not included

  • UPS board keeps Pi 5 running during power loss
  • Power management expansion adds safe shutdown capability
  • Designed specifically for Raspberry Pi 5 compatibility
  • Li-ion battery required but not included in package

Vszerda X1200 UPS Board for Raspberry Pi 5

The Vszerda X1200 is a power management expansion board designed for the Raspberry Pi 5. It provides uninterruptible power supply functionality to protect projects from sudden power loss. The board is sold without a lithium battery, so users must source a compatible cell separately. It suits makers and developers building reliable edge devices or portable Pi 5 systems.

Capacity and headroom with the 1200 board

The X1200 handles standard Raspberry Pi 5 workloads and offers headroom for typical HATs or USB peripherals during mains failures. Runtime depends entirely on the capacity and condition of the user-supplied lithium battery. It runs out when the installed cell is depleted and cannot sustain the Pi through extended outages without a sufficiently large pack. Builders needing guaranteed long-duration backup must calculate their own battery requirements.

Highlights

  • UPS board keeps Pi 5 running during power loss
  • Power management expansion adds safe shutdown capability
  • Designed specifically for Raspberry Pi 5 compatibility
  • Li-ion battery required but not included in package

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the X1200 UPS board fit alongside my existing Raspberry Pi 5 HATs and pHATs?

The X1200 mounts on the Pi 5 GPIO header and provides pass-through pins so most standard HATs can stack above it, though very tall components on the HAT may clear the onboard battery terminals.

How can I confirm the X1200 is charging the Li-ion cells correctly after I install them?

Watch the onboard LED indicators — they show charging, full-charge and fault states — and read the I2C registers via the supplied Python library to see real-time voltage, current and capacity percentages.

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