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Does a wired Ring Doorbell 2 needs a battery to work?
Can I leave my wired Ring Doorbell 2 powered while I recharge its battery? Asking because will it damage the device if it's left powered while the battery is out? Assuming here the battery is used to smoothen the AC power before reaching the device internal circuitry. Thanks.
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21-03-2020 04:51:08
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Thanks for the reply, I'm a bit disappointed by this though. However, that doesn't answer my main concern, will the doorbell be damaged if it's left 'trickle powered' for 8 hours while the battery recharges?
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24-03-2020 02:22:01
SOk, so to confirm, leaving the doorbell connected while its batterie is out for several hours while charging will not damage it? I understand it will not have enough power to operate it but at least, no damage will be done. Am I understanding this correctly? Too bad there is no way to turn off the white ring when powered, this is for me a waste of batterie.
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25-03-2020 12:25:52
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sylvaing
Asking because my batterie is being drained although it's wired as show by this symbol (not my doorbell but that's the symbol I have) [https://www.home-security-systems-answers.com/images/xring-video-doorbell-060.png.pagespeed.ic.3di6FkHCIP.png](https://www.home-security-systems-answers.com/images/xring-video-doorbell-060.png.pagespeed.ic.3di6FkHCIP.png) Voltage is 13.8V AC and batterie has drained 3% since I wired it last night (first time it was warm enough for me to do it). If I still need to take the batterie out to charge it, I don't want to have to also unplug the whole unit from the wall! Thanks.
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21-03-2020 05:09:54
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