How long do the batteries last on normal motion triggered settings?
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Several thousand pictures on high-end alkaline batteries. Don't use cheap batteries or rechargeables--Good Luck!!
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I have had the same set in this year. Sept 1st- now, still 40% on reg. energizer's.. Pulled form the woods last week. Great day time pic's night time are ok..
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A long time. But camera is not good quality at all. My hubby was disappointed.
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I've had this remote for over two years. I saw the light and went the rechargeable route. I can usually go 7-8 weeks between battery changes. If you use the backlight a lot it seems to eat batteries faster. I do know if you have one bad or low battery it will tell you to change batteries quicker. Make sure that all four batteries are fresh.
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Mine record constantly with the motion sensor, I've had them installed for a month or more and my batteries are fine.
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The battery seems to last a long time. I would say over a year. The batteries are easy to replace too...my favorite pedometer!
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Hi Nick, Thank you for contacting us. The batteries in the door/window sensors are 3v lithium batteries that will last about 2 years. The battery in the motion detector is the same 3v lithium battery with 2-year life. If you have any other questions, let me know. Sincerely, Andrew
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The available settings for the motion sensor are: 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes or Off.
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No, but you can reduce the sensitivity of the motion sensor AND decrease the amount of time it stays bright when triggered. So, the way I have it set, the light comes on at dusk at a low intensity and will stay on continuously until dawn. If you walk directly in front of it, closer than about 5 feet or so, it goes to full brightness, then if the motion is not triggered again, it goes back to the low brightness in about 1 minute or less. When set in this mode, at no time does it completely turn off, unless the batteries are really run down. When you first receive it, the batteries could be really low (mine was) and I thought at first it was defective, until I reread the instructions, and understood how it's programmed to function. The motion sensor has priority, meaning that when the battery gets really low, the light will discontinue the low intensity dusk to dawn mode, and save what power is left to turn on bright when motion triggered..... So be sure to let it charge at least one day in the sun before you turn it to any setting other than off. (Still charges battery when turned to off). Since I have had it it has always remained on until dawn, even with some really cloudy and raining days decreasing its ability to charge. Now if it's motion sensor gets triggered too often, I can see the battery maybe getting rundown..... It this happens you can use another trick I have used before....simply take black electrical tape and tape up a portion of the motion sensor. Covered by black tape it will NOT sense motion.
1180025
I haven't timed them. I use it for about 10 or 15 minutes per day, and I have to change the batteries on average once a month.
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Can't tell you. Recovering from hip surgery, upstairs, batteries are downstairs. I do know this is a bargain, batteries are fresh, and last a very long time in motion sensor lights. Hope this helps!
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Hello Kevin.It will record up to 8 hrs continuous before you need to recharge. That is why it is recommended to set on motion activation mode. Say you leave in a house and no one enters the home it will not record and the battery will last up to 30 days before you need to recharge (that is called standby mode)I hope that answered your question.Thank you,JosephSleuth Electronics LLC
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We've used ours for almost two months without a battery change. We use our remote for 30 minutes or more once a week, so we've got 4-5 hours on our first set of batteries. It stands to be said that we only use it for a remote and not as a laser pointer or timer.
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It has a 60 second ( one minute), five and ten minute setting. the motion detector works very well with no batteries to mess with.
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it will record 2 hours after the motion sensor is activated, however - though the battery life would seem to be longer - you cannot get it to do anything beyond the two hours without reactivating it; I do not recommend it for the motion sense function, but otherwise it is good.
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I can't give you exact hours but I can tell you that my sons use their players at campouts for many hours and I have never seen them go off. I have never used mine for an extended time on battery.
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I've used it twice for about 15-20 minutes at a time and the batteries are still working. The first time I used it, I turned it off when collecting the balls. I just let it run the whole time the 2nd time.
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Depends where you install them. Think of them like a flashlight. If you turn on a flashlights for hours everyday it will need its batteries changed fairly often. One that you only use for a few minutes a week might only need new batteries every year or two. If you use these as under cabinet lights they would need more battery changes than areas where not much motion activates them. However, LEDs consume very little power. I have them in a safe that does not get opened very often... so I may only have to change them every five years or so... hope this helps.
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Once it turns on after noticing movement you can set it to turn off after no longer detecting movement for 1,2,5,10, and 20 minutes.