Can it run on 12 V?

Q: Can it run on 12 V?

Yes. The Hybrid Traveller can run on 12 V , which makes it especially practical in motorhomes and caravans. You can leave the router connected to 12 V while you use it. That way it gets power and keeps the battery charged at the same time. This means you can use the internet on longer trips too, without depending on an ordinary 230 V socket. Depending on what suits best where you are, the Hybrid Traveller can also run on USB, 230 V or its built-in battery . Good to know about the Hybrid Traveller The Hybrid Traveller receives the internet over 4G/5G and then shares the connection as its own Wi-Fi network. So two different things can affect the result: the mobile reception at the router and the Wi-Fi signal between the router and your devices. When you have problems, it is worth checking both separately. Useful links → See the Hybrid Traveller 5G Read more: FAQ: Hybrid Traveller 5G

Yes. The Hybrid Traveller can run on 12 V, which makes it especially practical in motorhomes and caravans.

You can leave the router connected to 12 V while you use it. That way it gets power and keeps the battery charged at the same time.

This means you can use the internet on longer trips too, without depending on an ordinary 230 V socket.

Depending on what suits best where you are, the Hybrid Traveller can also run on USB, 230 V or its built-in battery.

Good to know about the Hybrid Traveller

The Hybrid Traveller receives the internet over 4G/5G and then shares the connection as its own Wi-Fi network. So two different things can affect the result: the mobile reception at the router and the Wi-Fi signal between the router and your devices. When you have problems, it is worth checking both separately.

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