This panasonic is the most high quality ones sold in my country..
Heres a blow ......there are fake Panasonic too ........
This panasonic is the most high quality ones sold in my country..
Sounds as though the key-finder has a standby (sleep state) current which is excessive. If the push-button isn't already a battery-connect/disconnect switch I'd consider simply installing a mechanical switch to disconnect the CR2032 completely until you need to actually use the key-finder.they claim it can last up 6 month 1 battery, but when I use it, only lasted 1.5 months and it self shutdown.
It may be the receiver part, which always needs to be on.Sounds as though the key-finder has a standby (sleep state) current which is excessive
oh now it sounds brilliant idea. i could leave the device powered off when at home, and turn on when going out.Sounds as though the key-finder has a standby (sleep state) current which is excessive. If the push-button isn't already a battery-connect/disconnect switch I'd consider simply installing a mechanical switch to disconnect the CR2032 completely until you need to actually use the key-finder.
yes it was supposed to keep on 24/7, till 6 month. but reality says different.It may be the receiver part, which always needs to be on.
i bought the battery from their official panasonic store though. likely original, but locally made in my country (my country requires local factories here to lower tax to the company) (idk does it last more than panasonic 2032 japan version)Heres a blow ......there are fake Panasonic too ........
Only if the user is hunting for keys 24/7 ?It may be the receiver part, which always needs to be on.
i could leave the device powered off when at home, and turn on when going out.
But isn't it often used to find the keys at home?Only if the user is hunting for keys 24/7 ?