The following are important cold temperatures to watch out for in regards to your batteries. When the temperature drops below freezing, the battery will stop accepting the external charge and may run out of power. The external power sources are used to recharge the batteries and cannot power the device. Ring battery-powered devices are run off the batteries, not off of the external power source. This is expected behavior and your Ring device should return to normal operation when the temperature goes up.Īnother important factor in Ring’s battery life is whether it is wired to another source of power such as an existing powered doorbell chime. As the temperature drops, these batteries begin to have trouble holding a charge and if it gets cold enough, they’ll stop working altogether.Īt certain temperatures, the batteries in your Ring device may run out of power faster than expected and may need to be recharged more often. Battery Life and Cold WeatherĮxtremely cold weather has unfortunate effects on lithium-ion batteries such as those used in Ring devices.
Here's what to do if you received a Cool Down Mode error message in the Ring app.
We've listed a few suggestions on what to do if your Ring device runs out of power or shuts down. Ring devices may have their performance affected by extreme weather and other conditions.
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