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Pro 3 Floodlight Camera Outdoor magnetic charging The Arlo Outdoor Magnetic Charging Cable is sold separately. The floodlight requires an Arlo XL Rechargeable Battery in order to operate, even when the Outdoor Magnetic Charging Cable is providing power. If you use this cable, your camera and floodlight continue to operate during charging. Continuous power provided by this cable also unlocks these features: • The maximum brightness on your floodlight increases from 2000 to 3000 lumens. • If your floodlight is connected to an Arlo SmartHub or base station, you can enable continuous video recording (CVR). To charge your camera with the Outdoor Magnetic Charging Cable: 1. Make sure that your camera is free of debris to ensure a safe and secure connection. 2. Connect the outdoor magnetic charging cable to your camera and plug it into an electrical outlet. The battery charges automatically as long as AC power is provided. Indoor magnetic charging You can use an Arlo Indoor Magnetic Charging Cable to charge your camera indoors using the magnetic charging port. (This cable is included with some other Arlo devices and can be purchased separately.) The battery charges automatically as long as AC power is provided. The camera and light are disabled during charging. The LED lights solid blue when the battery is fully charged unless you used the Arlo app to turn off the LED. (See Turn off the camera LED on page 54.) To charge your camera indoors with an indoor magnetic charging cable, you must remove your Pro 3 Floodlight Camera completely from the wall. See Remove a mounted floodlight from the wall on page 85. Arlo XL Rechargeable Battery 75 User Manual

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Arlo XL Rechargeable Battery
Pro 3 Floodlight Camera
User Manual
Outdoor magnetic charging
The Arlo Outdoor Magnetic Charging Cable is sold separately. The floodlight requires an Arlo
XL Rechargeable Battery in order to operate, even when the Outdoor Magnetic Charging Cable
is providing power.
If you use this cable, your camera and floodlight continue to operate during charging.
Continuous power provided by this cable also unlocks these features:
•
The maximum brightness on your floodlight increases from 2000 to 3000 lumens.
•
If your floodlight is connected to an Arlo SmartHub or base station, you can enable
continuous video recording (CVR).
To charge your camera with the Outdoor Magnetic Charging Cable:
1.
Make sure that your camera is free of debris to ensure a safe and secure connection.
2.
Connect the outdoor magnetic charging cable to your camera and plug it into an electrical
outlet.
The battery charges automatically as long as AC power is provided.
Indoor magnetic charging
You can use an Arlo Indoor Magnetic Charging Cable to charge your camera indoors using
the magnetic charging port. (This cable is included with some other Arlo devices and can be
purchased separately.)
The battery charges automatically as long as AC power is provided.
The camera and light are disabled during charging. The LED lights solid blue when the battery
is fully charged unless you used the Arlo app to turn off the LED. (See
Turn off the camera LED
on page 54.)
To charge your camera indoors with an indoor magnetic charging cable, you must remove
your Pro 3 Floodlight Camera completely from the wall. See
Remove a mounted floodlight from
the wall
on page 85.