Since it is asked to stick to battery, does it mean we would need to discard this when we want to replace battery?
69034
No, you can always un-stick the PWRcard and use it with a different battery.
477647
It will remain in what ever setting at the time you turn it off. For long idle times, you want it to be in the open/wild mode. If you leave it in the closed mode, it will drain your battery.
1933534
If you replacing it with the regular battery yes. But if you are running two batteries no.
1985511
The battery is there for backup in case of a power failure. We selected this model specifically because it will not need frequent battery replacement.
695483
It can be depending on how you use it. Personally, when I'm done using it I remove the batteries and put the device and the batteries in a little sack. But if you tend to use a setting where you want to keep the values you set, then you'll want to keep the batteries in and make sure you have extra batteries with you in case they die (each time you replace the batteries, you'll have to reset the values).
1954556
thank you, thank you! We are putting it away for now, and don't want those batteries to corrode it! Thanks for contributing to the community.
563135
I am not sure so I choose to remove the battery after it reaches full charge. Maybe someone with Dewalt, especially a battery expert can answer this for us???
977618
From what I remember it's just a sticker ttpe wrapper. It should come off. Not sure why you would want to take it off tho. Its a good battery. I liked mine. Only downfall was there arent many cases that support the bigger battery.
1619949
You are absolutely right.With technology advancing so rapidly, you generally don't want to keep a device for more than a couple of years.Still, it would be nice to have the option of replacing the battery should you want to do so.
408919
I keep one battery on the charger at all times, and switch them once every other day or so. As long as the battery will not be sitting there for several weeks, it will be fine.
1905851
when the battery gets low will it return to where it stated ( not sure what this is called )
1825091
Yes. There is a slot right next to where the battery goes to stow the USB receiver. You just slide the bottom off like you're going to replace the battery and there's a little slot there for storage.
2158472
Don't have to remove the battery if you want to just plug it in while at home to make sure it is charged when you are on the go. i don't think removing the battery would help persevere it.
1076312
Hi Matthew. I see where you are going with this. I don't see an actual date on the battery itself. This info may be part of a serial number or another code. I am finding that the replacement battery is not holding a full charge the way I think it should. My opinion is that replacing the battery is simply a temporary solution. Every once in a while I get a message that the battery has less than 5-minutes backup left. This is not right! When I am faced with having to replace it again, I would very likely buy the whole assembly new. Hope this helps.
1563870
There is a little paper strip that you need to remove. It saves battery life until it's ready to be used.
412652
You do not need to disconnect the battery when the battery is full. The system will go to float mode to protect the battery from overcharging.
747052
I have no idea...it's a totally rechargeable battery so I don't think you ever need to remove it.