what size battery comes with box? what is amp-hour rating of the battery (12 volts, I assume from other answers). inclulded charger a float type?
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I have 2 batteries all i can say is that each battery took over 1800 pictures and they each lasted 1 month 1 week then I brought them back home to recharge them.....they take almost 16 hrs to recharge...yes they are 12 volt
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12 v battery, I don't know what you mean by float type. It has a cord that you plug into the hydro in your house or garage etc.. then once charged, you take it where ever you want.
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The battery is a Stealh Cam non spillable recargeable battery QP12-8 (12V) also has this on battery Constant voltage Charge cycle use :14.40v -15.00v standby use:13.50v_13.80v that is what is on battery is not listed like other batterys as to amp-hour , box has built in out feed wire to plug into trail cam , charger plugs in and is removabal ( transformer type ) . This unit has worked well for me keeps a charge all deer sysen have set it up in sept. and taken it up in dec. threw all weather rain snow and cold was a foot of snow at last of season last year cam still showed a 65% charge I filled 2 -8G cards and 4 -4G cards and I use HD full size photos regular batteries would last only 6-10 days less when cold . only about half a 8G card . also last season when I went to set up cams there was a 40%-65%charge still in battery after setting all summer .Thay do take a slow charge 12+ hours Hope this helps . Randy
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The question posted by Barbara Kennedy was "how fast does it work?". This is a battery maintainer or float charger. It is not suitable for recharging a depleted or drained battery so charge time is not normally discussed relative to this product. If you need a proper battery charger there are many better suited to the task than this product which is aimed at keeping full charge in a battery that is used in a vehicle which is not frequently used.
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I bought a Ridgid AC840083 - X4 18v 3.0ah Hyper Lithium ion Full Capacity Battery,Sold by Innovative Emporium. I looked at the ad for the battery you bought from another seller. If I had bought based on the ad I would have expected the charger too. Though a battery and a charger for that price would be a steal. It seems to me that they owe you a charger. At any rate you got a good battery at a good price. Best of luck. Stan
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Do you mean to use a float charger to charge this unit [instead of using its regular AC cord]? Please clarify your question.
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More amp's The amp hour ratings of these batteries are: LB20 - 1.1 AH LBX20 - 1.3 AH LBXR20 - 1.5 AH LXBR2020-OPE - 2.0 AH LX2X4020-OPE- 4.0 AH
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120vac charger and the jump it unit. The batt is about 6"x3"x1". The leads are permanately attached to the box and are about 6" each
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The battery has entered the "Float" mode where its voltage is being maintained at about 13.4 volts. The charging is complete, and the charger monitors the battery voltage several times per second and adjusts its output to maintain 13.4 volts The battery is also undergoing desulfation during the Float mode.
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Reading the answers below, I wonder if they changed the battery at some point along the way or if we're just confusing model numbers?Mine came with two standard/slim batteries which are marked 1.3ah, 23.4wh. My batteries are model number BAT609But on a practical answer, rest assure that the battery is more than adequate. I'm not sure exactly how this stacks up with the other brands, but it lasts plenty long and with the quick charger you can just keep swapping batteries all day.
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The amp hour & watt hour ratings of these batteries are: LB20 - 1.1 AH (22WH)LBX20 - 1.3 AH (26WH)LBXR20 - 1.5 AH (30WH)LXBR2020-OPE - 2.0 AH (40WH)LX2X4020-OPE - 4.0 AH (80WH)
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I'm pretty sure that these are considerably smaller. I'm pretty sure that what you have are 35amphour batteries and these are 12amphour batteries. (Amphour is a measure of capacity that means it can supply X number of amps for an hour.) I believe what you are looking for is a UB12350 battery although I'm not famailiar with your particular unit. Try looking at these and check dimensions. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=12V%3B%2035%20AH%3B%20UB12350 I'm pretty sure that these are considerably smaller. I'm pretty sure that what you have are 35amphour batteries and these are 12amphour batteries. (Amphour is a measure of capacity that means it can supply X number of amps for an hour.) I believe what you are looking for is a UB12350 battery although I'm not famailiar with your particular unit. Try looking at these and check dimensions. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=12V%3B%2035%2... » Read More I'm pretty sure that these are considerably smaller. I'm pretty sure that what you have are 35amphour batteries and these are 12amphour batteries. (Amphour is a measure of capacity that means it can supply X number of amps for an hour.) I believe what you are looking for is a UB12350 battery although I'm not famailiar with your particular unit. Try looking at these and check dimensions. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=12V%3B%2035%20AH%3B%20UB12350 « Show Less
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Amp hours are a measure of power. Theoretically, the battery should provide 125 amps for one hour at the stated 12 volts. However, at this high a current, I wouldn't count on it. More realistically, the battery should provide 10 amps at 12 volts for 12.5 hours or 20 amps for 6.25 hours...and so on and so forth. My experience is limited because I use them (two of them) along with an inverter to run a refrigerator and a few other pieces of equipment in a back up mode. They have done great when I've needed them!
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Mine was ready to go right out of the box and powered my fish finder for 5 hours with no problems. I got a quick charger with a charging level moniter from a local discount vendor for $20 that works wonderfully.
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It does not come with a charger. The difference is the amp hour rating of the battery. You may see a slight increase in power or speed depending on what you are running it in but the main difference will be run time.
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For me it was a direct replacement for my UB12120, same size all around. So YES you will have a higher amp hour battery, and will see less of a load on a bigger battery, which will make the battery last longer for it's lifetime, and between charges. The thing that kills these batteries is being left in an uncharged state. Always charge ASAP after use, do not wait until it is empty. The battery voltage should never go below 11.5 volts at rest (for longest life).
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More amp'sThe amp hour ratings of these batteries are: LB20 - 1.1 AHLBX20 - 1.3 AHLBXR20 - 1.5 AHLXBR2020-OPE - 2.0 AHLX2X4020-OPE- 4.0 AH
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Regular 6 or 7 cell battery (cant remember) and charger. Get seperate lipo batteries and better charger if u dont want to wait 8 hrs to charge a battery.
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The battery is pretty much the exact size of the box which it comes in. You can mount this battery on top or side. I got my battery the next day after I ordered it. It came super fast and already charged up