How good are these batteries in cold weather climate for like using in trail cameras?
1972525
According to Panasonic these cells will work up to -4F. Hard to say whether it will work in your trail camera at those temps as cold weather is hard for any battery. Another option is to use lithium cells but don't know if the higher voltage is safe for your camera.
627992
Mine works great on my opener. Plenty of voltage for a lawn mower battery. I couldn't be happier. I have had it for about a year now. I can't say for sure on cold weather but I don't see where temps above 0 would matter much.
1402453
They have lasted for over 6 months, we do turn it off at times, like when it is real cold outside but we have not had battery issues what so ever
2076554
When I use them I am a heavy user of the battery power. In my T3i camera, using the LCD screen on live view, I've never had one run completely down. I use it with my telescope, and one night at a temperature of about 55F, I took photos from about 9pm to 2am without stopping on one battery. It had about 1/4 charge left and probably would have lasted about 6 hours before needing charging. These are very demanding conditions where I would keep the LCD screen on continuously, take a series of photos, review, deleting several, then repeat.
600111
I have not used them in an area colder than 50F, but being an LED light, these should work fine well below zero.
189366
I have one of these that has been in constant use since about August 1, and as of the end of October still had about 35% life on the original batteries. This is on trail mode with about 10-15 shots per day, sometimes a lot more (windy weather- branches triggering a thousand pictures in a day, for instance). I can't compare to other models, but this is fairly decent in my opinion.
758495
they work great under all conditions. I have used them outdoors in the winter time with no problem.
183947
It is good, I'm thinking about 300 pix. I alternate between these and the one that came with my camera keeping 3 charged at all times. We travel a lot and I take lots of pix. Just recently spent a day in Yellowstone and used one battery and part way into the 2nd. Took a bazillion pix. Took a bazillion pix at my sister's wedding reception and didn't even go through 1 battery. I have never gone through 2 whole batteries even taking pix all day long in a national park but just keep the 3rd ready just in case.
732112
I live in a very cold place, this type (lipo) of battery heats up when in use, but leave out in cold without using will probably ruin them.
955221
Not totally sure about that. What I do know is lithium batteries do last longer in cold areas. And who fishes in -5 deg weather anyway!!!???? :)
932901
Yes it will! The battery in this pack is an AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat), and are capable of maintaining their charge in very cold climates. All batteries will have a lower capacity in the cold, so I would recommend keeping it inside, and fully charged for when you need it. I live in a milder climate, but even at 10 Degrees Farenheit, there is no difference in it.
777209
I have been using them for a quite a while now. The batteries are just as good as the stock GoPro batteries.
348215
So far I haven't had an issue with the cold. I like in northern North Dakota and it's worked great so far. Battery life is a bit shorter but I get the rechargeable batteries
2176895
I have 4 of them in operation irunning in a solar garden light and Tikki bar light set up. The batteries have worked flawlessly even with extremes of temperature ranging from 15F to 120F. The oldest battery I have is 2 years and is performing the same as it was on day 1. I am very happy with these batteries.
147111
We will see how durable they are after this winter of wind, snow and sleet. A smart move is to waterproof tape the seams of the sensor so no moisture can invade the interior. Use the best 9 volt battery you can get, the longer the distance, the faster they expire.The transmitter is not made to go outside, but you can try to water proof it and its adaptor.
1679826
Yes they can be left out in cold winter months and the rain too. The battery's are rechargeable!
717655
I don't know if they will work in the dead of winter. I still have mine turned on and so far it has been down to 19 F. They tell you not to leave the batteries in during real cold weather so when it get down a little more I will take the batteries out until early spring.