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Ceenr® 4.0Ah PDnation Battery For Milwaukee 18V Power Tools - Triple-Batteries

Ceenr® 4.0Ah PDnation Battery For Milwaukee 18V Power Tools

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Capacity (Ah/mAh): Determines runtime per charge. Does not impact tool model compatibility

Products are CE certified

30-day money-back guarantee

1-year warranty.

  • Universal Power Tool Battery for 18V Milwaukee Power Tools
  • Adopting High-performing 21700 Molicel Cells
  • Featuring PD45W Type-C Charging
  • Featuring 4 Built-in Safety Functions
  • IEC62133 Certificated to ensure safe use
  • Includes 3-Year Warranty

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

Capacity

4000 mAh

Voltage

18V(20V Max)

Battery Cell

Molicel 21700 Cells

Battery Dimension

115 * 75 *75mm

Watt-hour

72Wh

Charging Time

90 mins

Operating Temperature

0 – 40°C

Charging Type

USB Type-C

Overheating Protection

Available

Short-circuit Protection

Available

Over-charge Protection

Available

Over-discharge Protection

available

USB-C Port Input/Output

5 – 15V 3A DC | 20V 2.25A DC

Battery Model

THL2105A

Gross Weight

582 grams

FAQ

Q: How does the shipping cost work?

A:We offer free shipping on orders over $30. If your order does not meet the $30 threshold, you can use the checkout and enter your zip code to see the estimated cost.



Q: Are batteries from different brands compatible?

A: Generally, no.Each major power tool brand designs its own unique battery platform. This includes the physical connector, the electronic communication between the tool and battery, and the voltage. They are intentionally not interchangeable.

Q: What do Ah, mAh, and V mean on a battery?
  • A: These are the two most important specs for a power tool battery:
  • Ah / mAh (Amp-hour / milliamp-hour): This represents the battery's capacity. Think of it as the size of the fuel tank in a car. A higher Ah number (e.g., 5.0Ah) means a longer runtime before the battery needs to be recharged. Within the same voltage system, you can almost always use a higher Ah battery for longer performance.
  • V (Voltage): This is the most critical factor for compatibility. Think of it as the type of fuel the car needs. You must match the battery's voltage to the tool's voltage platform (e.g., an 18V battery for an 18V tool). Using the wrong voltage can permanently damage both the tool and the battery.