If I accidently leave the lights ON for long time, will it permanently damage the battery pack?
1314185
It shouldn't. The light shuts off when the battery gets down to a certain level by itself to protect the battery.
1314186
I don't think so. I have done this a few times and the battery pack still performed pretty well.
1507683
Absolutely , Expectedly you will burn up the battery in high mode under constant use,but used Correctly it's a Great light
1293709
Yes, I have found that the lights will go off but when it is connected into a active connection it will work as normal.
29033
Hi Joe. I didn't read the Operators Manual until you asked this question. Under Maintenance and Storage, it reads "No battery pack damage will occur if the charger and battery are left plugged in." Thanks for asking.
1251601
The batteries just run the light which has a high and low setting so it's going to depend on your use habits. I turned the light off when the party was over. Did not seem to be a problem!
1366822
yes, i do that all the time with no problems. You SHOULD get a Green lite when the battery is charged though.
568500
No, the light is always on, you just need to leave it charging for 3 hours and use it
1208653
I think so. I have left mine in the charger for several hours past full charge with no ill effects, but usually I remove the battery when the light turns green.
2160546
No, don't leave it plugged in. It will drain the battery. The green light is cool but it drains the battery slowly but surely.
1116730
Only if the module is left in the "ON" state or the lamp is plugged into the other side of the module (bypass power "always on")
775674
I've had this happen too. If the battery pack is charged and attached, push the on off button on the battery pack. It's on the back next to the four white flashing lights.
705232
I'm afraid I don't know. However, the housing surrounding the light and the battery chamber is solid and has a rubber seal so I think it would be alright for a short amount of time. I hope this helps.
470166
I leave mine plugged in all the time until needed, then plug it in again. Doesn't seem to effect battery life as I've been doing this for over a year and I still get up to 6 hours of light.
825624
Absolutely. Last summer, I left my lights on and ran the battery dead. I jumped it from a car and then when I got home I put it on a Battery Tender, Jr. for a full day and let it charge up. It's been fine ever since. Were it an old school battery, I would have had problems from sulfating. These are incredible batteries, and, at least for mine, the Battery Tender worked perfectly.
1665888
Yes...only if it is not completely dead. What I mean, is that batteries don't last for ever, so if your battery is on its last leg, you won't be able to make it like new again. If, however, you accidentally leave the lights on or something with a newer battery, this will charge it back up. I hope that makes sense.
514392
When I went through the various colors for backlighting, it started at the off position. I would imagine that if you set it at the off position, it will save battery power. I hope this helps.
1889629
I use rechargeables. The problem is I forget to turn the lights off, and the batteries die.