User replaceable rechargeable battery for receiver ? Does the receiver have a user replaceable battery? I see under the product details it says it includes a rechargeable Lithium Ion battery but no mention if it's user replaceable or not. Is this battery user replaceable or is this a sealed unit and when the battery no longer holds a charge it can no longer be used on battery power? If it is replaceable, what is the model number and specs? Thanks! User replaceable rechargeable battery for receiver ? Does the receiver have a user replaceable battery? I see under the product details it says it includes a rechargeable Lithium Ion battery but no... » Read More User replaceable rechargeable battery for receiver ? Does the receiver have a user replaceable battery? I see under the product details it says it includes a rechargeable Lithium Ion battery but no mention if it's user replaceable or not. Is this battery user replaceable or is this a sealed unit and when the battery no longer holds a charge it can no longer be used on battery power? If it is replaceable, what is the model number and specs? Thanks! « Show Less
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No, this battery is NON replaceable, unless your really lucky.. You can take it apart and remove the battery but you can't find the replacement for it anywhere. I took the one I have to a batteries plus store and they had never even seen that type of battery before. Even a google search brings up some asian website that would cost way too much for it. It's some type of proprietary battery UNIDEN used for this monitor.
74213
There is a replaceable battery (BLC-2 lithium ion) in the monitor, but I don't see any way to replace a battery in the camera. The only removable part I see is the magnetic stand/holder on the bottom. Could be that a battery compartment is under that but I haven't tried it. The batteries seem to last a long time. The last time I charged them was this summer and they are still working fine - keep them in my truck and it has been down in the 20s several times this fall. Hope this helps.
1005584
No it is not replaceable however you will get ALOT of charge cycles out of this. Lithium ion chemistry prefers partial discharge to deep discharge, so it's best to avoid taking the battery all the way down to zero. Since lithium-ion chemistry does not have a "memory", you do not harm the battery pack with a partial discharge. If the voltage of a lithium-ion cell drops below a certain level, it's ruined. Also all lithium ion battery packs only last two to three years, even if they are sitting on a shelf unused. So do not "avoid using" the battery with the thought that the battery pack will last five years. It won't. I would expect to get 3+ years of heavy use out of this if not more. I have had similar products that are going 5 years strong with no issues.
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I don't actually know, but I have enough confidence in the the set up to suggest a trial. Purchase the transmitter and receiver from a reputable dealer who accepts returns. Plug the receiver in the receptacle in the location where it will be used, and have an observer present. Put the battery in the transmitter and take it to the location where it will be permanently mounted and press the button. If it doesn't work, repack it in its original packaging and return to dealer.
628216
No, it's not considered user replaceable. Though here is a video of someone taking it apart, and he shows how you would replace the battery if you're adventurous and careful, and if batteries are available: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI1Lm_-1djY&mode=related&search=
1569325
these are just 12v batteries used in many remote control units. those hold long time the energy you may need. replacement battery on those units just needed when distance looks not covered by the receiver. can be used on many other projects if you need a little 12volt batteries with low drain, for me those last long based in my experience.
1229189
Technically, you COULD replace the battery but the battery is sealed in the unit so the operation would constitute an unnatural act and, probably soldering and things like that. So, no it is not a consumer replaceable battery.
742915
The battery is replaceable, but only when the outside unit is powered properly will the rechargeable battery stay charged (It uses power through a USB converter from a 120/110 AC adapter). An AC unit that is properly wired and constantly plugged in, should never have a power failure. The internal rechargeable batteries are just for battery backup in the event of an AC power failure. Verify that the camera/buzzer unit has its two pronged connector in the back of the unit plugged securely into the proper location. This connection sometimes slips out if tugged on. I hope this is of some help. Dr. C.
1507613
Thanks for your question. The battery for this wonderful sounding speaker is user-replacable. Thanks again
1397
The receiver (Inside unit) runs only on house current. The transmitter (Outside unit) uses six AA batteries. I would not recommend rechargeables. The manual recommends high quality alkaline batteries. You don't want to be going out to change the batteries on this every few months. I use the high quality ones and they last more than six months.
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The unit does NOT include a charger or re-chargeable batteries. This unit accepts standard non-alkaline batteries (I cannot recall if they were included with the unit). I use re-chargeable batteries made by Sanyo and they work fine. As an aside, I have had my unit for over 6 months now, used 10 times a week, and the original batteries are still in the unit and going strong, so they last awhile. Hope that helps!
763816
The only battery for this model is in the remote. The receiver gets power from the camera .
35069
hi I'm not sure what you mean by is the battery user replaceableif by that you mean is the battery interchangeable for a new 1 or for 1 of the different powerthe answer is yes and the battery is easily changeable and exchangeable by removing the back flap with the 2 clips is easily removedas far as wanting change the battery for any reason there is no need the batteries in extremely powerful lithium ion battery that hold its charge of to 9.5 hours on 1 chargeon the other hand since it is an ultrabook the RAM can be a little bit tricky to change out although extremely possiblewith minimal effortI would of course include a manual on exactly how to do thatalso I own a Ultrabook tool kit for for these types of repairs and upgrades I would be glad to include this with your order for an extra 20 dollarskeep in mind the toolkit is specifically made to be used for computers and it's not just a regular toolkit I can send you a picture if you likethank you for your interest and I hope to hear from you
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Don't assume you can get a new battery. I have had my radio for quite some time and put it away for emergency use. I recently found the battery a little corroded and won't hold a charge. Now, I can not find a replacement battery. I even went to a specialty shop with no help given. Anyone actually "know" where a replacement battery can be found?
433352
Yes this is the receiver battery. The transmitter battery is more expensive. The cheapest I've found them is $26 something & $5 shipping. The actual company sells it at $29.95 + $4.95 shipping then I've seen them over $36. I had to contact sport-dog to get all the info.The transmitter is SportDOG SD-400 Series Transmitter Battery Kit - SDT00-11910 (REMOTE)Hope this helps
757389
The receiver is not connected directly to the battery and it doesn't really matter with the battery mah. It is safe to use with LiPo or any battery.
1922251
Bluetooth Low Energy (hence, BT version 4) and yes the battery is replaceable (it's a common 3V CR2032 coin-type). See the FAQ at http://www.jarvmobile.com/faq.asp