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For Worx WA3880 18V (20V Max) fast charger 1 hour - Triple-Batteries
For Worx WA3880 18V (20V Max) fast charger 1 hour - Triple-Batteries
For Worx WA3880 18V (20V Max) fast charger 1 hour - Triple-Batteries
For Worx WA3880 18V (20V Max) fast charger 1 hour - Triple-Batteries

For Worx WA3880 18V (20V Max) fast charger 1 hour

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  • 1hr fast charger

  • 75% charge is completed in half of charging time

  • Interchangeable with other WORX 20V tools

  • Allowing you to carry on with those DIY tasks at hand with minimal downtime

Specifiction：

1.Manufacturer‎:VANON

2.Part Number:WA3880

3.Dimensions ‎21.9 x 11.2 x 8.6 cm; 540 Grams

4.Item model number‎:WA3880

5.Colour:‎Black

6.Style‎:WA3880 Fast Charger

7.Power Source‎：AC

8.Voltage‎：240 Volts

 

WORX WA3880 18V (20V MAX) FAST 1 HOUR CHARGER

The WORX WA3880 is a 20V fast charger, that is suitable for all WORX 20V lithium batteries.

Designed with a fast charge technology means that 75% of the charge is completed in half of the charging time. Allowing you to carry on with those DIY tasks at hand with minimal downtime.

FAQ

Q: How is my shipping cost calculated?

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Q: Will these batteries work with my current tools?

Yes, within the same brand platform.While batteries aren't interchangeable between different brands (e.g., a DeWalt battery won't fit a Makita tool), our replacement batteries are engineered to100% match the original OEM connector and voltageof the specific brand they are designed for


Q: Understanding Specs: What do V and Ah mean?
  • Voltage (V): Think of this as the engine's power. Always match the voltage of your tool (e.g., 18V battery for an 18V tool).
  • Amp-Hours (Ah): Think of this as the size of your fuel tank. A higher Ah (e.g., 5.0Ah vs 2.0Ah) means a longer runtime per charge—it won't hurt your tool, it just lets you work longer.