the bateries are rechargable? or the LCD must be conected to an power suply?
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The batteries are rechargeable, but there No power connection for the entryway unit. I have had to remove the battery from the bell/camera every 2 weeks to charge it. It would have been nice to have a way to plug it in to keep it charged. Other than that it is a good unit.
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I bought his kit couple months ago. They have rechargeable batteries. I usually connect to power supply once every two to three weeks to charge. Same with camera but I leave it connected to power all the time to take advantage of monitor feature. Hope that helps.
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The outdoor unit must be plugged into a power supply before use. We did that, but the battery would not charge.
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Usually it is the battery. Take a battery you know is still chargeable and see if it recharges.
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It has a power warning light to tell you how much charge the batterys have. I don't use rechargeables I use regular AA bartterys
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The system is recharged via a USB connection. I went to an electronics outlet and got an AC to USB adapter so that I can plug it in to a regular outlet. The converter was only about 12 dollars.
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there is a battery inside the unit that doesn't need to be replace, it is rechargeable, to recharge it just connect it to a USB port and that is it.
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I had a spare 12V, 3.75A from a Samsung monitor lying around so that's what I used. Almost any 12v power brick will do though.
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It is not rechargeable.it does have sub cable.Great mouse for long hours in front of the screen
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There is a charger on the bottom of the unit, so buy an extra battery and keep one on charge.
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The monitor must be plugged in but the camera's themselves can be battery operated. I just never found the battery operation to last all that long so I plug it all in.
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If the radio still works I would say either the LCD display went bad or the power from the control board was lost. There might be a small fuse. The display should have 5 to 10 volts DC. If voltage is present then the display will have to be replaced.
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It needs a new batttery, or the charger is bad. Check the volt output on charger.
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Can connect to 110 electricity or use regular batteries. (Not rechargeable). Either works fine.
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The monitor is rechargeable so you can move it around or have it on the base which charges it. The camera however must be plugged in.
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Faint LCD displays are usually caused by weak batteries. Change them first before trying the return route.
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The monitor has batteries. The cameras require a 120v standard receptacle to power it. The back of the monitor says 3.7v battery. I don't see an easy way to access it, but there are 4 screws. How hard could it be?
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The charging light is on during projecting, I havent used it enough however to say for sure that it is in fact recharging.
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Get an inexpensive UPS and let it charge the battery from it's 120v outlet. The larger batteries in the UPS should allow recharging several if not 10 times. Also don't leave the tv on all the time.