Access Power and Battery Status with PowerShell. Unfortunately this only applies to Windows
Tested on Windows 10
Detect power status with PowerShell

BatteryChargeStatus, BatteryFullLifetime, BatteryLifePercent, and BatteryLifeRemaining

• Code
• Plugged In
• Unplugged
• Related
• Links

Code

Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms
[System.Windows.Forms.SystemInformation]::PowerStatus

Plugged In

PowerLineStatus      : Online
BatteryChargeStatus  : High
BatteryFullLifetime  : -1
BatteryLifePercent   : 1
BatteryLifeRemaining : -1

Unplugged

PowerLineStatus      : Offline
BatteryChargeStatus  : High
BatteryFullLifetime  : -1
BatteryLifePercent   : 0.95
BatteryLifeRemaining : -1

PowerLineStatus      : Offline
BatteryChargeStatus  : High
BatteryFullLifetime  : -1
BatteryLifePercent   : 0.82
BatteryLifeRemaining : 9369

PowerLineStatus      : Offline
BatteryChargeStatus  : 0
BatteryFullLifetime  : -1
BatteryLifePercent   : 0.56
BatteryLifeRemaining : 5282

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Links

• https://github.com/powershell/powershell