But the Outdoor Camera does have a replaceable battery. As Captain11 mentioned, turn the cap on the camera counter clockwise. Then, pull off the lens to reveal its battery. To remove the battery from the camera, gently pull on its tab. Check out our How to Recharge the Wireless Outdoor Security Camera Battery article for more details!
@rwhessberger Carefully take it down, once on the ground turn the cap counter clockwise with the lens facing you. Pull off, and then pull the battery out. You should then replace the battery with another fully charged, with the small black pull tab on the outside. Put the cap back on and turn clockwise.
If you any issues call support for assistance.
Update: Duh, on my part, as you clearly posted a question on indoor cameras and I responded on the outdoor camera. My apologies on this large oversight on my part.
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emily_s
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2 months ago
Hi @RobertHessberger,
Both the SimpliCam Wired Indoor Camera and Smart Alarm Wireless Indoor Camera do not have replaceable batteries. The SimpliCam must stay plugged in at all times to function, but the Smart Alarm can run on battery power. If you have a Smart Alarm and its battery is low, you can recharge it with its included power cable.
But the Outdoor Camera does have a replaceable battery. As Captain11 mentioned, turn the cap on the camera counter clockwise. Then, pull off the lens to reveal its battery. To remove the battery from the camera, gently pull on its tab. Check out our How to Recharge the Wireless Outdoor Security Camera Battery article for more details!
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captain11
Captain
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6.2K Messages
2 months ago
@rwhessberger Carefully take it down, once on the ground turn the cap counter clockwise with the lens facing you. Pull off, and then pull the battery out. You should then replace the battery with another fully charged, with the small black pull tab on the outside. Put the cap back on and turn clockwise.
If you any issues call support for assistance.
Update: Duh, on my part, as you clearly posted a question on indoor cameras and I responded on the outdoor camera. My apologies on this large oversight on my part.
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