How long will one set of batteries last on continuous use?
1147223
Not sure, but I have had the same batteries in it with intermittent use for months.
1147224
Sorry,I don't know, but it will depend on high you have the brightness. Since it uses D cells , it should last a long time.
1147225
I don't know, when the lantern was shipped I took the lantern out of the box and it fell apart. So I sent it back. Poorly made.
1147226
Unable to answer this question due to only occasional use of this lantern. So far I have not had to use this lantern for a long continuous period of time.
1699240
I put new batteries in last year after I first installed the lights. I am still using the same batteries. Usually I leave mine on for about 2 hours at a time. I've probably used mine 6-7 times so far with the same batteries.
1577261
Generally lasts about 20-30 minutes of continuous use with fresh alkaline batteries. If you switch it off when not in use, you can get as much as 40 minutes out of it total.
126631
We've used ours for almost two months without a battery change. We use our remote for 30 minutes or more once a week, so we've got 4-5 hours on our first set of batteries. It stands to be said that we only use it for a remote and not as a laser pointer or timer.
2040012
Wow, a set lasts one to two days? I'm lucky to get half a day out of a set in mine. Of course, both my kids take turns playing it. We've moved to rechargeable batteries as well.
53995
I am not qualified to say how long the batteries will last based on your description but would assume based on my past experience that they will have a fairly long life compared to other style batteries. Unfortunately they are not rechargeable.
74799
It depends on your settings. If you have motion activated and long record times it will be shorter. I get 12-18 months on a set. Also I buy the batteries in bulk and they are surprisingly cheap. Never buy them retail. They have very long storage life.
2069998
I have used mine numerous times an am still on the first set. Our first set is still in there and we're going on 4 months. On that note though we did put in the really good batteries that have longer life expectancy.
1555202
Approximately 8 and sometimes 10 hours if I leave them on and if I buy really good batteries. They are easy to turn off and on to save battery life and easy to change the batteries
45824
These batteries are made for performance, not duration. I use these in my dive lights and I expect about 3 hours out of 2 batteries. If you use these nightly for 10 minutes, a month would be about 5 hours of use. I would say they are giving you pretty good performance.
2212611
I use mine every day and the original set of batteries lasted about 18-20 months.
309257
My batteries last a month or more. It all depends on whether your wiring gets grounded for a period of time. I am basing my reply on a garden wiring around eight raised vegetable beds.
2269945
Best to use Duracell (4) AA batteries. They should last 20-24 hours if new. Keep recirculating them as they loose power within the unit for max. use. I always keep an extra set in my carrying case for back-up and change after the ones in my unit are about 1/2 life left. You can use rechargeable but they won't last as long and you need to charge them up before you go out for max. efficiency. Happy Hunting!!!
1202669
Tough to answer. Length of time in use and volume will impact batteries. I often use it 4 hours a day and they last about two weeks.
1297580
Clarence is right, one full charge of the lithium batteries will last 15-20 hours of continuous use. Charge it over night and it will last all day.
1768094
I use my lamp on and off for a week or two before changing batteries. If used steadily they would last somewhere from 6 to 10 hours I'm guessing before changing batteries but I'm using rechargeables. They dim steadily when the batteries loose charge. It's the best clamp lamp I've ever had and withstands heavy use. Very sturdy.
1382596
I have found that they last for about 20 - 30 minutes of continuous use. I don't have a very large yard and I can get the trimming and most of the edging done with 1 and 1/2 battery charges. It's good to have 2 batteries charged at a time .