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Ring Battery v4 Pin Diagram & Lifespan?
Greetings Ringers!
I have three Ring Doorbell batteries from 2019. They’re still doing ok for batteries that are 4+ years old.
Question 1: Does anyone have a diagram for the pins on the v4 battery so I can properly test it with a multimeter? Actually, after taking a photo, I see that the pins are labeled:
( + / C+/ D / C / - ) <–Does anyone know what these pin designations are?
Question 2: What is the approximate battery capacity for a ring battery that’s about, say… 5 years old? Would it be somewhere in the 75% range?
Thanks!
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16-12-2023 06:34:22
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@kkshah What is not working for you?
Not sure what you might be referring to, but my ring doorbell batteries are working. I have three v4 batteries from 2019 that I rotate out between two Ring Doorbell 2 units.
When I tested two out of the three batteries with a multimeter, they both tested the exact same 4.14V which I would think is just fine but the label states 3.65V. The only pins that resulted in a positive reading were the (+) and (-) pins and the (+) and (C+) pins. All other pin combinations tested were zero or negligible.
I’m curious what a new battery voltage measurement would be to compare and whether or not the capacity in % is about normal for their age (4-ish years old).
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18-12-2023 03:48:16
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QueenCaliWali
Using a multimeter I was able to get these readings:
4.14 volts using (+) and (-)
14.5 mV using (+) and (C+)
All other readings were zero.
According the the battery housing the v4 model is 3.65 volts, but my 4 year old battery measures 4.14 volts?
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18-12-2023 01:46:46
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