I purchased 3 of the dog collar lights from Niteize with a battery and light # PA112. I need to replace these batteries as the lights are burn out
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I've tried cheap batteries and expensive batteries and there is a difference in this type of device. Niteize sells replacement batteries that seem to last about 6-8 weeks with a daily 15-30 minute walk (usage). With the cheap batteries I was experiencing two weeks and they would go dead. Bottom line, you get what you pay for. As another response stated,you simply pry the back plastic off to gain access to the batteries - each device requires two batteries.
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I purchased replacement batteries on Amazon when I bought the lights. I'd sell you strike of nine if I could.Shop for the lights again and you should get suggestions for the batteries required.Good luck
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I ordered a pack of batteries on line as I got the night lights and lighted collars both. The batteries I have are CR 2016 and I bought in a pack of 25. Hope this helps.
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We haven't had to replace any batteries, but I would assume these are button-type batteries and would possibly be available a major retailers (Wal-Mart) or certainly at a battery specialty store such as Batteries Plus. Suggest Amazon is probably the best bet of the other responses
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The bulbs are LED's, so shouldn't require replacement.Yes, batteries are replaceable, and are standard, nickel metal hydride, AAA cells. The original batteries are 1.5v, 600, that will power the lights for 10-12 hours. After about 6 months, I started replacing the original batteries with 1000 mah cells, after some of the lights started to peter out before dawn.
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You can't replace the battery. You have to purchase an entire new collar. Didn't know that when I bought my system. Had I known this, I would have purchased a different system. Those collars are over $100! Good luck!
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Whoops. Thought you were asking how to "charge". According to your manual: Replacing the Battery Uses one 3.0 volt "CR2" lithium battery (Tri-Tronics #1181300). Remove the collar strap from the Bark Limiter. Unscrew the 2 screws on the bottom of the Bark Limiter, alternating between screws, until the two halves can be separated. Remove the old battery and install a new battery, matching polarity.
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The collar manufacturer, Perimeter, sells a 6 volt battery for this collar. However, this battery is actually 2 CR1/3N 3 volt batteries shrink wrapped together. The CR1/3N batteries are available from Duracell, Energizer, and others and are sold on Amazon. Batteries are installed + side toward opening on collar. The Perimeter battery appears no more expensive than the individual batteries but the individual batteries should be available locally to avoid shipping.
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I use Duracell Rechargeable Batteries in my lights. The light that gets the heaviest use because the dog sets it off at night all the time lasted about 3 months. The other light that just gets normal use still has the original batteries after 4 months now.
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The bulbs are LED's, so shouldn't require replacement. Yes, batteries are replaceable, and are standard, nickel metal hydride, AAA cells. The original batteries are 1.5v, 600, that will power the lights for 10-12 hours. After about 6 months, I started replacing the original batteries with 1000 mah cells, after some of the lights started to peter out before dawn.
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When I replace batteries in the collar, make sure the remote is on and hit the vibrate or tone. You may have to pull one battery out and retry. Your battery in the remote might be weak and need replaced also.
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probably the battery, ours works fine. But a good battery, we even got a spare, should come with. Check the battery and surrounding casing, make sure the connections are hitting. On ours, push once for steady, twice to flash, just keep hitting it til you get what you want. If you have a defective collar, would let the supplier know, sometimes not worth it for you to send it back. Did you buy it under Amazon Prime, you still will probably have to pay return shipping. Would let them know, maybe they will just send you a replacement. Think they use those little flat round batteries, never looked because we haven't had to. When they work they work great! Def let supplier know, esp if it was a Prime item. probably the battery, ours works fine. But a good battery, we even got a spare, should come with. Check the battery and surrounding casing, make sure the connections are hitting. On ours, push once for steady, twice to flash, just keep hitting it til you get what you want. If you have a defective collar, would let the supplier know, sometimes not worth it for you to send it back. Did you buy it under Amazon Prime, you still will probably have to pay return shipping. Would let them know, maybe they will just send you a replacement. Think they use those little flat round batteries, never... » Read More probably the battery, ours works fine. But a good battery, we even got a spare, should come with. Check the battery and surrounding casing, make sure the connections are hitting. On ours, push once for steady, twice to flash, just keep hitting it til you get what you want. If you have a defective collar, would let the supplier know, sometimes not worth it for you to send it back. Did you buy it under Amazon Prime, you still will probably have to pay return shipping. Would let them know, maybe they will just send you a replacement. Think they use those little flat round batteries, never looked because we haven't had to. When they work they work great! Def let supplier know, esp if it was a Prime item. « Show Less
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I was told by PetSafe that you cannot replace the battery. PetSafe was great, though, about replacing my transmitter when it died early (less than a year?) and one lady phone helper gave me excellent advice to not store the collar near any batteries or magnets (such as speakers) or even metal appliances, etc. That seemed to be my problem with 2 receivers because, after I learned that, I have had much longer life with my latest receiver. That info is not in the manual and several other techs seemed to either not know it or not share it.
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I have the same light and purchased the batteries in the link below. They are decent (you get what you pay for) for what I'm trying to accomplish. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006OHO9I2/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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No. Needs to be replaced every 6 months.Can buy additional on the internet at very low prices rather than pay the high cost to DogTek or radio shack.I think my last cost was less than $2 each.The dogs don't even know when the battery is gone as they never even go near the boundry.
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You need to contact the seller where you purchased it. They usually deal with the supplier for replacement issues. If you are in a field like the automotive industry though, and you have a Snap-On, Matco, or Mac tool distributor that you deal with, they also sell the lights and can get the battery warrantied for you as long as it says "Stinger" on it. If it is not a Stinger original, you'll have to go through the seller or contact the brand manufacturer. Hope this helps.
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I wouldn't imagine so. It's an led light which doesn't draw much power anyway.From memory I thought they have lumina and burn time on the near grylls website. In any case you can replace the battery for only a few dollars. I've had mine for a while using it infrequently so can't say for certain how long it will last a I haven'tgot to that point yet. Hope this helps.
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I found some replacement batteries just for solar lights at Big "R" in Gibson City, IL.. Try your local farm/hardware store. They usually carry items not seen in the large chain stores.
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http://www.photonlight.com/pages/Battery-Replacement-Instructions.htmlNot too difficult, but I do a lot of electronics repair. You don't have to be an expert.
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I have had several Sport Dog collars. The battery will last 1 or 2 days on a full charge. I have found that aftermarket batteries from Batteries Plus hold a charge longer and the battery itself has a longer lifespan. Therefore, when the battery starts to not hold a charge as long don't buy the replacements from Sport Dog go to batteries plus.They are around $20.00 new. The same is true for the transmitter but it will work for weeks without a recharge.