Raspberry Pi 3 Model B for openHAB 3.0

[rpwong (Russ)]

@Bruce_Osborne

Does the image support using trigger signals from the UPs to power down cleanly if capacity gets too low? If not, running Linux might be a safer option.

I use Network UPS Tools for that. Works great.

Beginner's Guide to Network UPS Tools (NUT) on a Raspberry Pi

UPDATE (February 15, 2022): Updated with instructions for adding a second UPS Since I don’t want my OH installation to be corrupted by a power failure, I purchased a CyberPower UPS, and connected it to my Raspberry Pi using Network UPS Tools (NUT). There are various topics in the community about NUT, and this one was the most helpful for my purposes. With everything I’ve learned, here are some instructions to help others get started. Note that this guide is for is a simple setup with the UP…