How long will a regular 9v battery last ?
451158
i've had mine in for well over a year and it still working. It just went off last week.
451159
My battery has only been in for a few months, but I have had another unit that has lasted up yo a year.
451160
Well let see.... I don't remember every changing the batteries since I put them in place, so if you can see when I bought them, not since then. Thanks for reminding to change the batteries. I do test then so I know they still work. One has saved me a couple times.
451161
It depends on the battery. I've used Duracell 9v's for the past 18 months in my leak alert's and they're still going. The device will beep when the battery is low and I've heard no beeps yet. Occasionally I touch the sensors with my wet finger and they're working fine.
1967311
Mine lasted 9 years then I replaced battery and it still works; hard to find correct battery. Got it finally from Interstate Batteries since it has bolt on terminals rather than a F2
570177
That depends on many factors such as age of battery, outside air temperature, and extra weight due to add-ons. In general, you can expect between 6 to 8 minutes. It's very important to notrun the battery down below 3.70/3.74 volts per cell.
1317492
It's a 9 volt battery so when it's fully charged the voltage should be 9 volts.
622810
Yes, I currently have two both on zone 6. And yes they run on 1, 9v battery that last like 2 years. Don't let the packaging fool you when you buy it, it is a fortress product and it is very easily compatible to your system.
939081
Yes. Any 9 volt battery will work just fine. As a matter of fact, this is an ideal application for a rechargeable, since the meter is a low power device and is used only intermittently, it should last a good long time. Rechargeable batteries generally hold less of a charge than the single use kind and have to be replaced (recharged) more often than single use batteries, which can be annoying in some circumstances.
1864419
actually any 9volt battery of your preference would be fine; I get good use out of the Duracell duralock batteries.
664502
Nope and they don't last super duper long if you plan on leaving it on-so grab a few 9 volts!
1871709
My battery, which is 9 volt, lasted a couple years. The lights get dim and the operator get balky when it needs a battery replacement. If you change it quickly, you do not ned to reprogram it. Hope this helps.
499359
I've had mine for just about a year... I'm noticing just a bit of drain on the battery life. I'd say it's a strong 10-15 minutes. That's about all you should expect out of 6V. At less than half the price of a 12V I still recommend it. If they had one with a crevice attachment and at this price I'd buy stock.
838297
It does not come with a battery, but it takes just one regular 9-volt battery.
590612
Yeah, it does have a rechargeable battery for the cycle, the 9 volt is for the controller. Id advise opening it and charging the battery, I think it requires a 6-8 hour first charge
1909387
We use 1 9 volt at a time and it lasts for 4+ consecutive hours in a cordless lapel mike. We keep the other 2 back up batteries in the charger and rotate their usage. We've had these batteries and use them like this for 3 years now and they still perform to our satisfaction. We do not charge them and put them on a shelf until we need them; we keep them plugged in the charger so they are ready to go.
712093
Good product, but with a full charge, it says you will have about 9 hours of use. In reality, you may only get 5-6.
757411
Friend of mine has had hers for over two years, the good news it works with 9 volt so they last a bit and are much cheaper than the bark collar batteries.
1510678
If I recall correctly from when I installed the unit, it should be a 9v battery.
474525
not sure, i use to turn on/off a 9volt battery. Im not technically an electronic master. Sorry man.