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Pro 3 Wire-Free Security Camera System Battery FAQs What is the battery life for rechargeable batteries? The camera rechargeable battery life is four to six months with normal usage and can be extended for optimal usage if you use key settings and follow certain tips. The cameras offer the best battery life when set up to record when they detect motion. How can I extend the camera battery life? To extend the battery life, follow these tips: • Check your camera's video quality and battery usage setting. To extend your battery life, select the Best Battery Life setting. This setting trades video quality for improved battery life. (See Verify that the Arlo SmartHub is online on page 73.) • Normal usage is defined as four minutes of viewing or recording per day with the camera in the Optimized setting. • Depending on your specific usage, you might see different results. Also note that a camera's distance from the SmartHub can affect its battery life. How can I recharge the camera battery? Your camera battery comes partially charged. We recommend that you fully charge the battery before using your camera. You have two options for charging your battery: • Use the power adapter cable to plug the camera into an electrical outlet. • Alternatively, you can use the Arlo Dual Charging Station (sold separately), which can recharge two batteries simultaneously. If you purchase the charging station and a spare battery you can put the spare battery into the camera while you recharge the other. For more information, see Charge batteries in the Arlo Dual Charging Station (sold separately) on page 10. What do I need to know about using Arlo cameras in cold weather? Cold temperatures can affect any battery's capacity because of their chemistry. This means that if you install your Arlo camera outside in cold temperatures, you might notice a shorter battery duration for the camera, or a faster than expected drop in the displayed battery capacity. FAQs and Troubleshooting 68 User Manual