How long batteries power should last? Will they last until I finish trimming all paws? I have miniature puddle.
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I have groomed my two cockapoos faces and paws and the batteries are still strong.
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Yes batteries last for quite awhile. Unfortunately my wahl trimmer just stopped working. I've had it for a little over a year.
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When we used ours, the batteries lasted about two minutes and went dead. We had to replace them right away. Could not finish the job with their set. Depends on how long you keep the trimmer running too. We just use it to shave out a few matts in our long hair cat, so it's pretty quickly done. You will hear by the sound of the motor that the batteries are going. Just beware. It is a good product though. We love ours.
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shorter than what you've been told so far. I've been through at least 8 sets of batteries since I bought the light. I keep a good supply on hand (buy them from Prime). I use the light mostly for keeping track of my dogs when I let them out at night, so each use probably averages 5 mins. I might get 10 of those sessions before the light goes completely dim. That would be 50 mins. When it goes dim, it happens very fast. So, this light has pros and cons. I really like the tremendous brightness that it puts out, but wish the batteries would last significantly longer.
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I've had a battery last for nearly a year, although it's not a great idea to let them go that long with a dog that tests the boundaries frequently. I try to replace the battery every 6 months.
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Yes' they do run down quickly. I use rechargeable batteries. They last from 5__ 7days. Have them ready to change.
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I have found the batteries to last about 6 -8 weeks with cheap batteries. It also depends on how many mice you kill at a time. I caught 20-30 mice I'm that first set of batteries. My second set has been in more than 2 months but less mice now. Maybe 5-10 mice this time. As far as cold weather I don't know yet. It hasn't gotten cold yet. Also the mice do stink if left in the tray for very long. Especially if it's warm weather. But in child weather I would think the opposite. I am very very happy with my trap. I am sure with high quality batteries You could get 5-6 months.
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I would buy a crap ton of batteries as they drain out if you leave the little on/off switch in the on position. Just remember to turn it off after each use and it should last as long as anything else.
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I guess it all depends on how many pets and how much you trim.I have 6 dogs of my own and 6 rescues and have used the trimmer for a few hours on a deep grooming.After about an hour or more w/"constant"use, you will need to change batteries.If you use high quality ones.I love this trimmer and would not be caught without it.This is my second one in 21/2 years.I am pretty hard on the trimmer with all the long hair, so I think it should last longer for others with less pets.Great for getting Knot's out and particularly on cats, which are much harder to groom because of their skin being so thin.This is a safer way to trim cat fur too . Hope this answers your question. I guess it all depends on how many pets and how much you trim.I have 6 dogs of my own and 6 rescues and have used the trimmer for a few hours on a deep grooming.After about an hour or more w/"constant"use, you will need to change batteries.If you use high quality ones.I love this trimmer and would not be caught without it.This is my second one in 21/2 years.I am pretty hard on the trimmer with all the long hair, so I think it should last longer for others with less pets.Great for getting Knot's out and particularly on cats, which are much harder to groom because of their skin... » Read More I guess it all depends on how many pets and how much you trim.I have 6 dogs of my own and 6 rescues and have used the trimmer for a few hours on a deep grooming.After about an hour or more w/"constant"use, you will need to change batteries.If you use high quality ones.I love this trimmer and would not be caught without it.This is my second one in 21/2 years.I am pretty hard on the trimmer with all the long hair, so I think it should last longer for others with less pets.Great for getting Knot's out and particularly on cats, which are much harder to groom because of their skin being so thin.This is a safer way to trim cat fur too . Hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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I switched the battery after 30 days to be sure it kept working. But I only use the unit during the day 7-8 hours and turn it off when I am not trying to sleep. I also only use it about 4 days a week. Bear in mind, the small dogs are close by and the unit directly faces the patio where they bark. I think it makes a difference because when I don't have it turned on, they bark alot more.
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This battery had a very short life. I was very disappointed in performance. As far a cleaning and battery life, I have dogs and must clean system daily. Hope this helps.
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Run by 2 "C" size batteries. Lasts a while, but I have a small dog with tiny toenails. My sister has a Border Collie and it is not powerful enough for her toenails because they are a lot thicker.
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But it's not good to run the batteries all the way down. Also, how long the batteries last depends upon how short you are cutting the grass. I have gotten as little as 30 minutes on a battery cutting long grass.
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hi, always rinse them off with water immediately when done swimming and never let the battery go below a 1/4 charge. Even when storing and not using for a while, you will want to make sure to keep the battery charged. Also, they don't last for ever and if you have a local battery dealer, they can make a custom battery for you that will last longer then the factory. This is just my experience with the unit. I hope you find it useful. Tim
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NO! They work great. Batteries last about a month. Moles last about 3 days and then go somewhere else. Be prepared to head them off to get them out of your yard. It is like playing battleship.
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As I said in my original post, not very long. I tried multiple batteries from a 20-pack, and nothing would keep any of the three in pack lit for more than 10's of minutes. We went back to inexpensive moon lights, and haven't regretted it.
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The battery lasts quite a long time depending upon it's condition. Don't run the battery for it's full length of time and let them cool before recharging. Swap them often and don't run them too long past five minutes. The mSR is easy on batteries.
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Basically I got very sparse directionsMyself. These type batteries should not be charged over 8 hours. Will possibly overheat. Recharge when they go dim. I never need to use full power as housing gets very hot. Do not leave light connected to battery as small led in switch will run down battery. Hope this helped. Lee R
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Richard I can't say how long the batteries last because I have not changed my yet after having the light for more than a year. I don't use the light much--mainly to take care of coons that our dog trees at night. Probably a dozen and a half coons and it doesn't usually require the light being on for more than ten or so minutes for each coon. Hope this helps.