Approximately how many liters of water can be treated with the fully-charged battery?
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Here's the FAQ page from the Camelbak webpage... http://www.camelbak.com/en/Sports-Recreation/Purification/Faq/faq.aspx
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It is practically impossible to find a battery that needs the water checked, anymore... But for this model it is gel so adding water is the LAST thing you want to do! ;) (It'll make a huge mess when it expands)
2234660
The water pic runs on a battery that is charged by the supplied transformer. The input voltage of the transformer is 110v. I find that the fully charged battery will run for about 3 weeks if used once a day. Twice a day will last for about 10 days.Hope this answers your question.Sincerely, Harry Freedman.
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The battery is a normal pair of sealed lead acid rechargeable batteries that are used in many applications. (The translator apparently did not know the difference between "Seal" and "Sealed" when applied to batteries.) It won't be unhappy unless the water soaks the terminals, and then probably only if the water were ocean salt water. The bigger issue would be wiring and the electronics, both of which might be problems. I would not soak the Razor or intentionally drive it underwater. Incidental rides splashing through rain puddles on the drive way have not caused any problems so far. No experience with soaking rain. The water hitting your skin would not be comfortable, so I don't see it used in soaking rain much. I am sure the manufacturer would clearly disagree with everything I have said, insisting on dry use only. Have fun! Be reasonable, and it be OK.
2231236
Not sure. You may be able to put the electrolyze cell In a small bucket of salt water. Then plug the hole left.
126909
Instructions state to run a full reservoir of fresh water when not used for a week or more.
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The water pic runs on a battery that is charged by the supplied transformer. The input voltage of the transformer is 110v. I find that the fully charged battery will run for about 3 weeks if used once a day. Twice a day will last for about 10 days. Hope this answers your question. Sincerely, Harry Freedman.
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The instructions do not indicate the exact amount, but I believe you will need more than that. Probably around 20 litre. Thanks
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It is "possible" to replace the battery. It would involve disassembly of the unit and plugging in the new pack. By the way, the unit is purported to be waterproof to 5 feet. I would not immerse the unit in fluid of ANY depth. It is not at all waterproof. Water will enter the unit through the microphone and set up corrosion that will destroy the innards very quickly. ( I had this happen to me)
1955096
You should be able to put the battery in any orientation there is no liquid. Just make sure not to short it out.
515752
No more water can be pumped into the batteries once the full mark is reached. Love this product. Makes it very easy to maintain 2 12v rv batteries that aren't the easiest to access.
1058382
If you use 4 liters it won't last 4 hours. You should probably get the 8 hour battery . Good luck
2195487
Not on any battery I have in Southern Virginia,,, I think it would be to hot & dry the battery out-especially one not capable of adding water.my 2 cents.
1981011
Not really sure on either of these. I know an overnight charge is more than enough to get it back to full and my daughter hasn't been able to completely discharge it within one day's time yet.
1122096
A fully charged battery will last a long time. Several days of continuos use.
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I would guess a little longer but how much I have no idea. Its not a deep cycle battery so draining it and then recharging it over and over will basically kill it fairly fast. You really need a deep cycle battery for that kind of application
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Don't really know. The manufacturer recommends keeping it in the charger and that is what I do. I have used it all over my body in the shower for about 15 minutes and it hasn't run low.