A:AnswerYES, THE LITHIUM BATTERY CAN BE CARRIED ONTO AN AIRPLANE IF IT'S IN ONE'S CARRY-ON LUGGAGE. MY FRIEND JUST BROUGHT MY LITHIUM-ION ARLO BATTERY THAT I PURCHASED ONLINE AND HAD SENT TO HIS ADDRESS IN WA STATE. MY FRIEND BROUGHT MY ARLO LITHIUM BATTERY TO ME IN MEXICO IN HIS CARRY-ON LUGGAGE. HE SAID TSA SAW IT AND SAID THAT THESE TYPE BATTERIES CANNOT BE CARRIED IN CHECKED LUGGAGE, ONLY CARRY-ON LUGGAGE . IT IS NOW INSTALLED IN MY ARLO SECURITY CAMERA IN MEXICO.
A:AnswerInside the Camera, unless you buy this also Arlo - Dual Battery Charger for Arlo Ultra Batteries - White
Model:VMA5400C-100NAS SKU:6317480 for another $49.99 . unbelievable
A:AnswerThat is a very open ended question. It all depends on how you have it setup i.e. if you have it set to record audio and video for when detecting any type of motion or sound + have it set to record the best quality + have it set to record a long time frame once triggered as opposed to say 15 seconds at a time then it will drain much quicker. It all depends on your settings. Hope that helps :)
A:AnswerMine lasted about 2.5 years which might be average. Haven't been able to find anyone from Arlo that will give an answer. If my experience is typical, when they go they go quick. Mine were about due for a regular recharge, and after recharging they dropped to 5% in less than 24 hours.
