what kind of battery does the remote take and how long do it last?
1761640
It's 12 volts, it appears to have a number 23A 12V. And it does not look like you can pick it up at the hardware store.
1761641
Dont remember but I got the battery out of home Depot. Sometimes the buttons get stuck so watch the light.
1761642
I don't know what is the type of the battery for remote, I am using it from April and I didn't have any problem.
1761643
I have not had to open it up to change it, but figure it takes a button battery. There are two tiny screws to open the little case.
527171
How long does the battery last if I never turn it off? Also what kind of bulb does it take?
1645873
The answer is that the remote is powered by a common watch battery. It is easily replaceable and can be purchased at any store. It should last between 3 and 12 months depending on the amount of use.
1913333
The remote has a very cheep feel it takes two tripple AAA batteries the features on it are: rotate fan, sleep mode, timer and fan speed. Hope this helped �
134150
Has a round flat watch type battery. Last quite a while with standard use. Unless you press it more than your tv remote it should last 8-9 months easy.
1381194
Thank you for your question! If the Receiver Collar is left on continuously, the maximum battery life will be two weeks. The remote can last up to 1 month or longer. We hope you find this information helpful.
1927826
This unit does not use batteries. There is a power supply included.The remote has a replaceable wafer battery and it lasted over a year for me.I imagine it could be more or less depending on how often you use it.
2075110
Those large "button" batteries. The same size as your car remote, "CR something". They last me afew months of early morning potty walks, nothing very long, just a few blocks. I did get a lighted leash from Walmart that takes AAA batteries but the handle is so bulky because of that.
1853733
I was asked to respond via email through amazon. Sorry, my remote is 60 miles away, but, I can tell you that it is a small, round and flat style battery, and it is the same size and number battery as the motor guide remote foot pedal. Hope that helps.
1411790
The remote is about the size of a big car remote, suitable for a key chain. The battery looks like a sawed-off AAA cell. It's 12 volts, type A23G. Amazon shows a 2-pck for $4. Other sources show up to $6 apiece. (12 volts is needed for its UHF transmitter.)
1136163
I use energizer and it lasts for a few months. The remote turns itself off after a while if you dont press any buttons which helps save the battery.
113430
I've had this remote for over two years. I saw the light and went the rechargeable route. I can usually go 7-8 weeks between battery changes. If you use the backlight a lot it seems to eat batteries faster. I do know if you have one bad or low battery it will tell you to change batteries quicker. Make sure that all four batteries are fresh.
1448630
I have had two for several years - I have not found battery use to be an issue = not sure of the length because it is not an issue. On the primary remote we are using it frequently. The screen is on mainly as black and white helping turn on items that should have already turned on - lower power usage but it should not be needed - the remote drives my wife crazy as it is inconsistent in how it works.
1794663
The remote uses 23A 12V Alkaline Batteries. It brings a battery but normally is discharged so I recommend you to buy batteries. This is the type of battery: Gold Peak - 23A Alkaline Batteries - 5 Pack
537655
I haven't owned this remote for awhile (I have a new camera), but I think if you look at the battery, it's a large button type and will have a numberon it. I believe if you take the battery to a place like Walmart or Target you can easily get a replacement for it at the jewelry counter or in the electronics section. If that fails, try a battery store like Interstate Batteries or Batteries+.
2247670
It uses one LR23A 12vDC alkaline battery. Not the most common battery out there, but available right here at Amazon. Also can be found at your local Radio Shack and sometimes Walmart. They are about half the size of a AAA, not a coin style battery. The unit is working great by the way. Very good range with the remote.
182881
Batteries are lithium cell CX 2450 3V batteries. You get some with the candles and replacements for the first time. Depends on how you do them Using the timer, They might last a week or so. Outside in the cold maybe not that long. If you turn them off with the remote rather than having them turn themselves off you may get longer. I used them for my outdoor Halloween decorating and had to replace them at least once.