How is the keypad powered? Does it have rechargeable battery or regular one?
235387
It is rechargeable and comes with the charger cord. Works great, you can switch the key board off and even easily remove it from the case if you know you won't be using it.
235388
It is rechargeable so you will never change the battery. You plug it into a USB port.
235389
The battery is rechargeable. It is charged in much the same way you would charge the tablet. Just plug it into the wall or usb. Hope this helps.
2096646
Battery powered. Not sure about the back lit part since I bought it as a gift
1091453
I go a month on a charge. I use the keyboard every day and leave in "On" continuously, whether I'm using my iPad or not. I'm very pleased with the keyboard's battery life. I previously had a keyboard that used 4 AA batteries. I was forever running out of power, and at inopportune times like during a meeting or at a conference. I don't even think about the battery with this keybord.
1782995
It is only battery powered. The battery is rechargeable, and can be recharged via a regular AAA battery charger (only one battery so would need another one to use this type of charger), but there is really never any reason to do this if you use the recorder with transcription or voice files on a computer. By using it with voice transcription or with voice files, even the short time it is plugged into the USB port, the battery is recharged automatically while connected. Great product and it uses very little battery power.
1575520
It power just like your old keypad. I advise keeping your old keypad connected also. You just got to change one setting.
2175577
It is a built in 5V rechargeable battery. It plugs into the usb port to recharge.
1238663
It is hard wired to the power source. The key pad goes on the outside of the garage and the inside button goes inside the garage. The batteries are a back up in case the power goes out you can still get in the garage.
1745732
It uses a "AA" battery, it is not included, it can be rechargeable but will not recharge in mouse as there is no constant electrical connection. Wife loves it btw........
1238664
The batteries power the keypad unit and it provides a contact closure that connects to the opener.
1631576
It's a keypad (powered by batteries which need to be changed before they expire), and there is an actual key to override the keypad when necessary. Don't lose the key! Hope this helps.
444579
Mine is an external. Twist the keypad and it comes off and you replace the 9 volt battery. Easy to do for me so anyone can do it.
477456
As has been stated, the battery engages the knob, allowing you to manually retract or extend the bolt. This probably greatly extends the life of the battery, by letting the user do the work of moving the bolt. When the battery gets low, you'll be warned by a a delay before unlock, a High/Low beep then 1 Red then Green light flash. Once it's dead the keypad will not function. The key will always work.
802525
no it has a transformer that you plug in to wall outlet. the keypad will plug into a box that is inside the house and the box has a transformer you plug into the outlet. be careful how you run the ribbon wire from the keypad to the box if it gets torn you have to replace the keypad..
198086
The keyboard links up via blue tooth. It charges with a micro usb cable. Currently its is being used as a carrying solution and the keyboard hasn't been used much. But this was a gift from December 2012, which was fully charged in December and STILL to this day has a charge. Standby time is awesome. The toggle switch is a little tricky, but once you see it and toggle it, its easy from there.
480996
Yes it is USB powered. It charges up pretty fast and the charge lasts several days with a lot of use. I have yet to have a keyboard need charging. I just recharge mine when I recharge my iPad. It comes with the USB charger.
1948777
Yes it is a key board. Charges via USB cord and operates on battery. No problems
931355
keyboard battery is included and embedded - nothing required on your part. Use a USB cord to charge it once a month with moderate use. Works like a champ!