LOW_BATTERY_SENSOR
Ecobee
SmartSensor Low Battery Condition
Thermostat or app reports low battery on an ecobee SmartSensor
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Possible Causes
Depleted coin-cell battery in SmartSensor, Sensor placed in cold environment reducing battery capacity, Use of non-recommended battery type, Old sensor with aged battery
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: No electrical hazards. Handle coin-cell batteries carefully and keep away from children.
- Step 1 – Open the SmartSensor: Gently pry open the sensor housing according to ecobee’s instructions.
- Step 2 – Replace the battery: Install a new, high-quality coin-cell battery of the specified type (often CR2477 or model-specific). Match the polarity markings.
- Step 3 – Re-seat and test: Close the housing, place the sensor back in its location, and check the ecobee app to confirm the battery status updates.
- Step 4 – Optimize placement: Avoid placing sensors in very cold or very hot locations, which can shorten battery life.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Ecobee SmartSensor Battery
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