How many average gals and/or days before recharge?
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As with any water softener system, depending on the Hardness of the water, can great affect the average gallons between recharges. Here's the Hardness Specifications SoftSpot Nomad P200: Hardness at 3 PPM yields ~ 1500 gallons Hardness at 4 PPM yields ~ 1200 gallons Hardness at 5 PPM yields ~ 950 gallons Hardness at 10 PPM yields ~ 500 gallons Hardness at 15 PPM yields ~ 300 gallons
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Depends on where you live. I live on Oregon Coast in a 5th wheel full time. I use one unit (wired) full time in rainy season in living area and use the two wireless units in the closets. I recharge about every 10 days. It also helps to keep your heat on.
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I've done 4 trips already averaging about 5 hours and my rechargebles still show full above the 8.3 volts. There' a built in battery alarm indicator from 6.2 to 8.3 volts. So after 20 hrs and 4 trips..its still going strong. Yes to your question....and longer. Im going on my 5th trip this sat and see if I can still get a full day. I have spare batteries jyst in case.
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Here is an email I got from Hyperion about Charge/Discharge...: Paste Thanks for the inquiry! Our recommendation is that you perform 4-5 cycles of charge/discharge/recharge. Charge the battery before the first use and make sure that you charge up to 12 hours for the first few charges. Do NOT fully deplete to zero but go down to anywhere between 5 and 20%. This is known as the break-in period of the battery and optimizes the battery as well has helps some phones to get "used to" operating with a higher mAh battery. In your case, your phone is used to the battery size, but we find these cycles to be helpful to the battery, it being especially important to reach that 100% charge, and mindful not to go below 5-20% when discharging. Hope that helps! Be sure to let me know if you need further assistance. Have a good day, Christine Hyperion EA
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There are a few varibles to consider. The size of your safe, location, how often is it opened. My own personal experience is that I recharge mine about once a month.
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I normally use 3-4 times a day, and normally recharge about every 3 weeks. The meter will give you a warning that the battery is low and normally you will have a couple of days before having to charge.
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I have had to change the batteries once already. So it must discharge quite fast. I use it approximately 1 hour/day which I didn't think was a lot.
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I haven't really timed it, but it seems to be taking about a day to recharge a pair of AA's. Longer than I expected, but I just replace worn out batteries with ones that are already charged up and then put the dead ones in the charger. Once they are fully charged I put them in a storage box until the next time another pair runs out of juice. Overall I'm very happy with the charger.
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Hi Valerie You can gat one and one half to almost two gallons of milk per charge. The unit fully charges back up in approx. one hour. I have been using my vacuum milkier for over four years and have not had to change the rechargeable batteries. I expect many more years of use
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Carole, I think the longest I tested mine was 2 weeks, but I live in a very dry region. I filled fairly substantial receptacles and covered them with foil to slow evaporation. I will be using them for a couple of weeks again now, but I have a friend coming to check on plants as a back up. I know this doesn't help much. A lot depends on house temps and humidity...as Irene mentions.
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I recharge mine when it turns brown like weak tea color. 1 should be enough depending on the biological load. If you have protein skimmer it should last 4-6 months between recharging
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I would say that I easily get about 7 hours before it totally conks out. Recharging these also seems to happen very fast, within say no more than 30 minutes.
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i have used mine for about two and a half days before I had to charge them. but it really depends on how much you use them in one sitting
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no, it does not take 24 hrs. Yes you can recharge at will. Most all devices like this the manufacturer want a deep first charge. one other suggestion. I had 2 of these. one sank. On the remaining unit, I cut down a Styrofoam noodle to fit between the handles, ran nylon rope thru the hole and tied the ends to the handles for extra floatation. Make sure that you seal the battery cover like the owners manual states. I think that is why one sank.
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Depends on how much you intend to use it. Since I am the only user and I don't go out for more than a day/overnight I only fill it about half full.
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It depends on how much battery life is left. For me, it usually took about 1 to 2 hours to recharge full. I hope this helps.
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Hello Joan and thank you for your interest In my product. To start with the answers to your questions...as far as the batteries go they are rechargeable, not replaceable. You can generally have up to 240 minutes before the next charge. The Mona 2 only comes in one size and it is larger than the Gigi 2. I have the Gigi2 also if you are interested. I hope that I have answered all of your questions. If you need anything else please don't hesitate to contact me.Thank you,Vitaliy & Beyond