How do I know when my Ring battery is done charging?

Summary:

How do I know when my Ring charger is fully charged?

How long does it take to fully charge a Ring battery?

What color are the lights on a Ring battery when it is fully charged?

What does Ring look like when charging?

Is Ring supposed to blink when charging?

What do the lights mean on Ring Charging Station?

Why does Ring take so long to charge?

Do Ring batteries overcharge?

Is Ring charging when blinking?

What are the orange and green lights on the Ring camera battery?

Why is the battery charging light flashing on my Ring?

Questions:

1. How do I know when my Ring charger is fully charged?

Then slide it out, plug the charging cable into the battery. While charging, both lights will be lit. When only one light is lit, it’s fully charged. Slide the battery back into its compartment.

2. How long does it take to fully charge a Ring battery?

Around 5-10 hours. Use a common micro-USB cable, such as the orange one included in your Ring box. Simply plug it into any USB power source to charge. Your Ring Video Doorbell 2 can take around 5-10 hours to fully charge depending on whether the USB cable is plugged into a USB port or a wall outlet.

3. What color are the lights on a Ring battery when it is fully charged?

During charging, both the red and green lights will illuminate. Your battery is fully charged when only the solid green light is on.

4. What does Ring look like when charging?

So let’s get charging. Switch the included screwdriver bit to the star-shaped end. Then use it to loosen the two security screws on the bottom of your video doorbell. Then lift your doorbell up.

5. Is Ring supposed to blink when charging?

A Ring Doorbell flashing blue indicates the device is charging, is connecting to a Wi-Fi network, or has been successfully set up. A blue LED light can also indicate the device’s front button has been pressed or is booting up, has been restored to factory settings, or the speaker has been enabled.

6. What do the lights mean on Ring Charging Station?

The lights on the Charging Station should be an indication of how charged your Quick Release Battery is. 3 full lights would indicate a 75% charge, with the last light indicating that it is still charging to 100%.

7. Why does Ring take so long to charge?

The lithium-ion battery in your Ring doorbell has trouble holding a charge in very cold weather, so it might not work as well and drain much faster in the winter months. Below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, the battery will need to be charged much more frequently, and below about -5 degrees, it might not work at all.

8. Do Ring batteries overcharge?

A lithium-ion battery can fail due to the following: Overcharging: an overcharged battery can rupture, overheat, catch fire, or explode. Extreme temperatures: extreme cold and heat can affect battery charging. Keep batteries in moderate temperature conditions.

9. Is Ring charging when blinking?

A Ring Doorbell flashing blue indicates the device is charging, is connecting to a Wi-Fi network, or has been successfully set up. A blue LED light can also indicate the device’s front button has been pressed or is booting up, has been restored to factory settings, or the speaker has been enabled.

10. What are the orange and green lights on the Ring camera battery?

A green light on the battery pack will illuminate when it has been fully charged. While it’s still charging, there will be both green and orange lights.

11. Why is the battery charging light flashing on my Ring?

The blue circle LED flashing is an indicator that the Doorbell is charging. Please allow for a few hours to charge. If the app is not updating the battery level, try triggering an event (motion/ring) as this might help to update the battery status.