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EXTENSILO 3x Battery compatible with Makita XFD03Z, XFD01Z, XFD07M, XFD07Z, XFD07MZ, XGC01ZB, XGC01Z Power Tools (2500 mAh, Li-Ion, 18 V)

Name: EXTENSILO 3x Battery compatible with Makita XFD03Z, XFD01Z, XFD07M, XFD07Z, XFD07MZ, XGC01ZB, XGC01Z Power Tools (2500 mAh, Li-Ion, 18 V)
Brand: EXTENSILO
SKU: 176726468-161
Price: 59.59 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This EXTENSILO 3x Battery is a high-quality, compatible battery designed for use with various Makita power tools. It features long-lasting cells and is ideal as a second battery, ensuring you have the power you need for your projects. The batteries and cells meet all operational safety guidelines, providing reliable performance.

Technical specifications

Battery type: Li-Ion

Capacity: 2500 mAh

Voltage: 18 V

Energy: 45 Wh

Colour: black

Number of cells: 5

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with Makita models: XFD03Z, XFD01Z, XFD07M, XFD07Z, XFD07MZ, XGC01ZB

Replacement for: 194204-5, 194205-3, 194309-1, BL1815, BL1820, BL1830, BL1835, BL1840, BL1850, BL1860, LXT400, XRU02Z, 194230-4, 197254-9, 197265-04, 197265-4, 197422-4, BL1815B, BL1820B, BL1830B, BL1840B, BL1845, BL1850B, BL1860B, BL1890, BL1890B

Usage

These high-performance, long-lasting replacement batteries have been developed for maximum operating time, making them perfect for extended use in your power tools.

Features

Brand
EXTENSILO
Battery capacity
2.5 Ah
Pcs per pack
3
Voltage
18 V
Height
6.2 cm
Width
7.5 cm
Length
11.6 cm
Battery technology
Li-ion
ManoMano Reference
ME88828907
MMID
696486957525
Product code
176726468-161
EAN
4068201908507

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