How long will it run on a battery charge?
1027021
I use mine constantly, all day off and on and once I charge it overnight I do not need to do it until before I go to bed
1027022
Not long. I found this a lemon. The first one didn't work long so they sent a replacement and it didn't either. Unfortunately, I could not get a refund because of a 30 day warranty limit so I bought a Hoover. Far superior unit. Runs for 25 minutes and charges quickly.
1027023
It depends on a few things. Since there are 2 power settings, that is a factor. But here is how I use it. I have a townhouse, with 1500 square feet. Downstairs is wood floors and laminate, with throw rugs around. I can do all of the downstairs, then the carpeted stairs, and the upstairs hallway, which is also carpet. And it still has more battery life left. I have a plug in shark for upstairs, since it is carpet and heavy dog hair, so I don't do more than the upstairs hallway with this most of the time. It will serve most peoples needs I'm sure, for a quick vacuum around on a daily basis. No cords, no fuss.
1027024
It depends on a few things. Since there are 2 power settings, that is a factor. But here is how I use it. I have a townhouse, with 1500 square feet. Downstairs is wood floors and laminate, with throw rugs around. I can do all of the downstairs, then the carpeted stairs, and the upstairs hallway, which is also carpet. And it still has more battery life left. I have a plug in shark for upstairs, since it is carpet and heavy dog hair, so I don't do more than the upstairs hallway with this most of the time. It will serve most peoples needs I'm sure, for a quick vacuum around on a daily basis. No cords, no fuss. It depends on a few things. Since there are 2 power settings, that is a factor. But here is how I use it. I have a townhouse, with 1500 square feet. Downstairs is wood floors and laminate, with throw rugs around. I can do all of the downstairs, then the carpeted stairs, and the upstairs hallway, which is also carpet. And it still has more battery life left. I have a plug in shark for upstairs, since it is carpet and heavy dog hair, so I don't do more than the upstairs hallway with this most of the time. It will serve most peoples needs I'm sure, for a quick vacuum around on a daily basis.... » Read More It depends on a few things. Since there are 2 power settings, that is a factor. But here is how I use it. I have a townhouse, with 1500 square feet. Downstairs is wood floors and laminate, with throw rugs around. I can do all of the downstairs, then the carpeted stairs, and the upstairs hallway, which is also carpet. And it still has more battery life left. I have a plug in shark for upstairs, since it is carpet and heavy dog hair, so I don't do more than the upstairs hallway with this most of the time. It will serve most peoples needs I'm sure, for a quick vacuum around on a daily basis. No cords, no fuss. « Show Less
1027025
it takes a few times of running it down and recharging but mine will do 1,000 sq. ft on a charge, I hope this helps
1878767
Not long. about 15 mins. of run time. I bought a second battery so i could easily swap them out and keep going.
183482
Yes, about 15 minutes of continuous run time per full charge, I think it takes about 3 hours to fully charge. It is really fun during operation, for a battery-powered R/C.
1674686
It runs on an internal battery that you have to charge. It comes with a power/charging cord you simply plug into a wall socket. It charges rather quickly and last for a minimum of 3 hours on a full charge. Once the initial charge is complete you can charge fully charge it in less than 30 minutes.
450878
At least 20 minutes. It seems Greenworks has figured out the battery thing. I had a Roybi 18V and its run time was 10 - 15 minutes. This runs much stronger and longer.
1757215
That completely depends on the speed you are running it. If you only run it at full speed, it may last two hours on a charged battery. If you run at the lowest speed, it can last up to 15 hours or so.
2279807
Yes, the unit will run on the battery. If the unit is on continuous recording, the power last about 4 hours. If it is in stand-by, motion detection mode, you should be good for 10-12 hours.
610303
If you're using it once for a long time than Yes it will give you 30 odd minutes run time, but generally I use it for max 5 to 10 min at a time so the charge last for at least 3 to 4 times of use.
1994857
Not sure of the actual run time per charge, but then I have not had it on for more than 6 hours before putting it back on the charger. Light was still burning brightly when I recharged.
1972476
It takes about 30 minutes to charge. It will usually stay charges for around four hours.
1920289
It would run it for about 18 minutes if fully charged. The inverter has the power and if you have enough battery it will run fine.
1002038
To answer your question, yes, it can run solely on battery power for at least a handful of hours if it's completely charged prior to use. The company recommends a full 24-hour charge before using it for a prolonged period of time, whether it's plugged in or not. If you're just using it for an hour or two, it's fine to keep unplugged, but any longer than that, and I'd say plug it in.
924119
It will run about 10-15 minutes with the battery that comes with it. With a more powerful battery it will run close to a half hour.
1371324
I would say that 2 to 3 hours. You can buy the battery pack and go twice as much.
1988061
I am not sure, but I had it running for about 2.5 hours straight. Then, I did recharge it when I got home, but it did not take long to charge.
1205354
it may run it quit a few hours !! if the charge was full. not sure as to how many hours and it may take you using it before you need it for power .that way ou will have a good idea . good luck
247891
It depends on what have plugged in a refer u will need to run about every 2 or 3 hours to recharge small things a little longer but it has a low battery alarm too