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What batteries do I need to replace my SimpliSafe base station?
Inside the bottom of the base station are QTY (4) AA nickel-metal hydride rechargeable batteries (abbreviated NiMH or Ni-MH). If replacing these batteries, the replacements must also be NiMH rechargeable batteries. Do not use Alkaline or any other non-NiMH batteries. The batteries supplied from SimpliSafe are rated at 1000mAh capacity (very low).
Rotate the base CCW a bit and the base will pull off. Remove the batteries and replace them while paying attention to the (-) and (+) orientation. When disposing of NiMH batteries, they should be recycled. Is there a manual, with photos or step by step instructions, showing how to replace the battery in the base station?
What is the battery capacity of the SimpliSafe base station?
The batteries supplied from SimpliSafe are rated at 1000mAh capacity (very low). If we are away, these high capacity batteries will provide much longer operation of the base station in the event of a power failure. Remove the power plug from the bottom of the base station. Removing the plug will expose one screw, remove the screw.
Which base station model is ssbs3?
The base station model is SSBS3. Hi, Your SimpliSafe Base Station is fitted with NiMH rechargeable batteries, which are constantly recharging as long as the Base Station is plugged in.
How do you remove a NiMH battery from a base station?
Remove the power plug from the bottom of the base station. Removing the plug will expose one screw, remove the screw. Rotate the base CCW a bit and the base will pull off. Remove the batteries and replace them while paying attention to the (-) and (+) orientation. When disposing of NiMH batteries, they should be recycled.