I know that the AAA battery is in the block (not in the heat). But the sensor also has some kind of energy source (battery) that is heat-resistant up to 300°C? Also, the charging, does anyone have any experience with the battery in the sensor? Does it degrade over time (as with smartphones etc.)?

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The sensor should be in the flesh up to the mark. The battery is probably in the area and will not heat up to 300 degrees (you don't want such a high internal temperature).

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I know that the AAA battery is in the block (not in the heat). But the sensor also has some kind of energy source (battery) that is heat-resistant up to 300°C? Also, the charging, does anyone have any experience with the battery in the sensor? Does it degrade over time (as with smartphones etc.)?