Sentences with phrase «duetsoothe runs on batteries»

Pros: Priced under $ 100, LCD display for easy programming, dispenses up to 10 portions per meal, program up to 4 meals per day, magnetic lid keeps food fresh, record a meal call up to 10 seconds long, runs on both battery and DC power, large 1.14 gallon capacity, removable bowl for easy cleaning

Priced under $ 100, LCD display for easy programming, dispenses up to 10 portions per meal, program up to 4 meals per day, magnetic lid keeps food fresh, record a meal call up to 10 seconds long, runs on both battery and DC power, large 1.14 gallon capacity, removable bowl for easy cleaning

This automatic feeder features a built - in voice recorder and speaker so you can record a voice message up to 12 seconds long to call your dog at mealtime and it runs on both batteries and AC power, so you never have to worry about a power outage.

Expectations are especially high for electric vehicle (EV) production and sales, as the Chinese government sweetened the incentive for families to trade in their gas - powered automobile for one that runs on a battery - powered electric motor.

Cordless tools have become the most popular operating drills that run on battery and can be used to do a number of things.

I guess there's some that run on batteries now....

The thing to remember with these features is that they typically run on batteries, and because of this, they might not last too long before needing to switch them out.

Running it on batteries is not quite as strong as using it plugged in, but it still works pretty well, and you can get about 15 pumping sessions out of a set of batteries.

This night light only runs on batteries, so you will have to replace the batteries frequently if you use it often.

It runs on batteries or an included AC adapter.

The swing plus in to save money on batteries, but can also run on batteries when there's no outlet available.

Also, many of their products run on batteries and as the baby gets heavier, the swing will slow down under the weight.

Learn about the Lansinoh Smartpump ™ Double Electric Breast Pump, which has the option to run on batteries.

Unfortunately, it only runs on batteries.

There is a vibration setting to soothe baby to sleep, which is run on batteries.

Some of them also have an option to run on batteries.

It's totally portable, runs on batteries and easy to use.

One great feature is that you can plug it in or run it on batteries.

Whether it's running on batteries or on the power cord, you just have to push one button to make the machine turn on.

This unit is small and compact, and can also run on batteries for a few nights when you want it to, making it a good travel companion.

Portable night lights offer another option — these are either rechargeable or run on batteries.

This runs on batteries (C - sized not included) and has a machine washable seat.

It can run on batteries or plug directly into the wall and looks like a piece of nursery decor, rather than the technical powerhouse that it is.

They generally run on batteries, although there are wind - up versions which are gradually becoming obsolete.

If your pumping space doesn't have an outlet, you'll need to make sure that you have a pump that can run on battery power.

Like many other designs, this runs on batteries (not included) or an AC adaptor (included).

This swing runs on batteries (not included) or you can plug it in if there's an outlet nearby (or if you've run low on batteries).

This swing runs on batteries (not included), but it also has a plug in option (AC adaptor included).

The Graco DuetSoothe runs on batteries (not included) or it can be plugged into an outlet.

Neither did the second pump, which ran on batteries.

There are also small electric pumps that run on batteries.

I really like that the mamaRoo doesn't run on batteries.

Thankfully, a lot of these rockers are powered by both, so you can have it plugged in when it's convenient, but still, have it running on batteries when you need to move it elsewhere.

If the rocker only runs on batteries, there's a good chance you'll be going through the batteries quickly.

And it's much more portable than the radio I had and it runs on batteries so we even took it camping (which the night light feature was great for too).

I know my double electric Ameda can run on battery.

Cordless oscillating tools run on a battery.

If you ever end up with a mess the seat pad and head support are easy to wipe down and the whole thing runs on batteries so you don't need to worry about power wherever you go.

Batteries: The sound amplification and noise shut off features of electronic ear protection devices run on batteries.

They use an AC adaptor and can run on batteries.

Your little one will be more than happy with the mobile and mirrored globe above their head and you'll love that it can be plugged into the wall or run on battery power.

It can also run on batteries to do the sharpening for you.

This Dremel doesn't run on a battery, just plug it into the nearest outlet and you're ready to go.

PoGo can produce an image in 60 seconds, run on batteries and be used anywhere: parties, vacations, company events, all of which Polaroid is targeting.

Many communities would be better off investing in electric vehicles that run on batteries instead of hydrogen fuel cells, in part because the hydrogen infrastructure provides few additional energy benefits for the community besides clean transportation.

They compared cars that run on batteries versus hydrogen fuel cells in a hypothetical future where the cost of electric vehicles is more affordable.

«Our cell is so small, it doesn't take much power to heat — it could run on batteries.»

DRAM, however, is slower than SRAM and requires more power, making it impractical for portable devices running on batteries.

And when they're running on battery power, they generate no fumes at all.

Actually, MacCready predicts that the big market in the coming decade or two may not be so much for all - electric cars as for hybrid cars designed to run on batteries in pollution - choked cities and on gasoline — or natural gas, or ethanol, or hydrogen, or some other range - extending fuel — on long highway trips (though the way Americans drive now, 90 percent of all car trips fall within Impact's 120 - mile range).