When should taser batteries be changed?

Changing taser batteries when they are at 50% or less is crucial to ensure the effective operation of the taser. At this battery level, there is still enough power for effective deployment, but it is prudent to replace them before they reach a critical low level. This proactive approach helps to avoid any potential failure during a critical moment when the taser is needed.

Additionally, waiting until the batteries are at a lower percentage, such as 25% or until they stop working, could lead to situations where the taser may not deliver a charge when required. Changing them monthly can also be excessive and may not be based on actual usage, which could lead to unnecessary costs or wastage of batteries. Regular monitoring and timely replacement at the 50% mark strikes an appropriate balance between readiness and resource management.