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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 17:09:54

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sylvaing

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

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sylvaing

Ok, 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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Lds

If my ring is hardwired to the doorbell, can the battery still be removed to charge it? Thanks

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02-04-2020 00:17:47