Bedside mode completely drained fully charged battery

I awoke this morning, waiting for my alarm to go off and low and behold, my brand spanky new Z30 was fully discharged, only the red battery of death symbol would come on.
Bedside mode activated, Hotspot turned off, pretty fancy red clock displayed before i fell to sleep.
Phone was not plugged in but was fully charged before entering bedside mode.
Any support would be greatly appreciated.
I hope this can be rectified as I have used this function with previous BB models and the short charging cable they supplied with the phone will not reach anywhere near my bed.

I like to charge while i am sleeping and use a longer cord ro extension cord to it
it might be that it can only support Video: Up to 12 hours and you reached a limit
My Z10 will only last about 5 hours if that in bedside mode
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