Retrieving maximum battery capacity on MacSolved

Yes! You can easily retrieve the maximum battery capacity of your MacBook remotely using Hexnode UEM. Simply execute the following shell command via Live Terminal or the Execute Custom Script remote action:

This command will generate a detailed battery health report, including the maximum capacity. Additionally, the script output provides other key battery metrics such as:

• Charge warning status – Indicates whether the battery charge has dropped below the warning level.
• Fully charged status – Confirms if the battery has reached full capacity.
• Charging status – Shows whether the device is currently plugged in and charging.
• State of charge (%) – Displays the current charge percentage.
• Cycle count – Reveals the number of charge cycles the battery has undergone.
• Battery condition – Evaluates the overall health status of the battery.

By monitoring these parameters, you can gain insights into your Mac’s battery health and performance over time. Let me know if you need any further assistance!

Best regards,
Ben Clarke
Hexnode UEM

Hey, I’ve a doubt. What is the warning level for battery charge? Is it a preset value, or can it be customized by the user?

Hi @marien! The battery warning level is a predefined threshold set by macOS. By default, macOS typically alerts users when the battery charge drops below 20%. This value is system-defined and cannot be modified manually.

Let me know if you have any other questions!