You'll find the battery you need on ManoMano. Battery Ryobi, Dewalt, Battery Bosch, Makita, etc. We list all battery brands for all types of uses. Whether it's for a drill, a sprayer, a chainsaw, a lawnmower, or an alarm kit, you'll find your perfect match among our lithium batteries, NiMh, or NiCd.
A battery has several essential characteristics, which I will explain to you as simply as possible.
- The voltage in Volts indicated for each battery should match the voltage of the product you wish to power. For instance, we offer Dewalt batteries with voltages of 10.8V, 12V, 14.4V, or 18V.
- The capacity in Ampere-hour represents the amount of electricity the battery can provide. For example, a 50 Ampere-hour battery could supply 50 Amperes for one hour or 1 Ampere for 50 hours. It's good to know that the current provided by a battery is variable. It depends on the amount of electricity required by the tool you are charging. On the other hand, a battery's voltage is fixed.
- The technology of the battery is very important. There are Nickel-Cadmium – the oldest technology – Nickel-Metal-Hydride, and Lithium-ion technologies. The most recent and the most efficient is the lithium battery technology, which has several advantages: these batteries are light, they recharge quickly, and are not susceptible to the memory effect, which can reduce a battery's capacity.
Some batteries are compatible with a whole series of machines of a given voltage. This is the case for Makita or Dewalt batteries, which have standardized power tools. However, a battery is often specific to a device. That's why we offer a wide range of batteries for all sorts of uses, from sprayers to drill drivers, including branch saws.
You haven't read this most enriching text just to leave empty-handed. Now that you know everything about batteries, it's time to fill up your cart!
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