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Milwaukee 48-11-1828 High-Capacity 18-Volt Battery Pack | 
| Brand: Milwaukee
Category: Home Improvement
Department: Tools, Auto & Industrial
List Price: $208.00
Buy New: $73.99
You Save: $134.01 (64%)
New (20) Refurbished (1) from $69.00
Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 1403
Color: NA
Media: Tools & Hardware
Number Of Items: 1
Battery Type: NiCAD
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 7.6 x 6.4 x 3.1
MPN: 48-11-1828
Model: 48-11-1828
UPC: 045242155385
EAN: 0045242155385
ASIN: B001F0QLCA
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | On-board fuel gauge | | • | Widest operating temperature | | • | Individual cell monitoring | | • | Progressive charge indication, | | • | Advanced discharge control |
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Product Description
The 18V XC High Capacity LITHIUM-ION Battery pack offers increased run-time with 40% less weight than an 18V NiCd battery. Compatible With: Certain Milwaukee Cordless Tools, Battery Amp/Hour: 2.8, Battery Type: Lithium Ion, Volts: 18, Thermal Protector: Yes, Low Battery Indicator: Yes, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 3 x 6 x 7 1/2
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 9
 Great price-better than Lowes,Home Depot,Grainger July 11, 2010
9031
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This battery went for &120;00 at Grainger,$111;00 at Lowes and &109;00 (on sale at Home Depot.
Now you tell me who's fooling who here.
Best buy in town,and shipped right to the house,,hello,,,bargone here people.
High Capacity Battery Flexibility May 20, 2010
projectsforever (seattle)
I bought this high capacity battery along with the drill/impact driver combo so that I would have both an extra long life battery and a third battery for the combo, and for the LED worklight baretool I ordered. The beauty of this system is that the compact batteries and high capacity batteries all fit on the same charger that came with the combo. Now with 2 compact batteries and 1 high capacity battery I can continue to buy more bare tools if and when I need them without paying for more cases, chargers, batteries ever again. And, by the way, I'm very satisfied with these M18 tools so far. I also have some M12 tools that I've been completely satisfied with for over a year so it was easy to get the more powerful M18's when my old Makita and Bosch drill's batteries died of old age.
Fantastic Performance March 22, 2010
B. Faulkner
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have a multi-tool M18 kit along with three of these M18 XC batteries. They've been used and abused my me and all my helpers while building a house. The tools have been dropped and kicked around at times, and I've cringed as I've watched tools fall and direct hits taken by the batteries. The little Milwaukee circular saw took a 15' plunge (a new table fixed it) and the battery had a ding indicating it had taken a hit also. I saw the drill/driver take two direct hits. To no avail. They all still lock on properly, they all work properly, they all recharge very quickly.
They've been drained to nothing, or been run for just a little bit then topped off. It seems to make no difference, as they all seem to be running tools just about the same duration after one year of use. The little 1/4" impact driver has seen an insane amount of screws, thousands of 2-1/2" torx, 5,000 1-1/2" washer heads, 250 7" torx lags, 500 5" torx lags, and on and on (that little Milwaukee impact driver is an animal). It really was shocking to see how long these batteries would run these screws before needing a charge/change. Tons of sawzall work, tons of circular saw work, tons of drill/driver work.
Only one trick to keep in mind during cold winters and subzero temperatures... The battery charger will give a blinking LED indication if the battery is too cold to recharge. This happened when we were pushing through temps around zero. We took the batteries into warmth each night when we shut down, topped them all off, so that they were all warm and raring to go in the morning. During the day we just put the battery in the charger (a warm area) and within a few minutes it was up to temperature and quickly recharging.
I really, really, value the Milwaukee M18 cordless line and batteries and recommend them wholeheartedly.
18V Battery January 29, 2010
William Reese (Simi Ca.)
0 out of 3 found this review helpful
I have no idea why they have discontinued this type of battery. Most of us don't either. Yes it's heavy. But come on... So many of us want not only run-time, but have these great tools that work only with them.(Price keeps going up on the batteries, while the tool price goes down). If the M series (batteries) worked with both formats, we'd all be happy!!! If it's 18 volts, make them compatable. Or you WILL lose many more customers! (They are great tools!)
 Bigger, beefier battery January 7, 2010
Alan T. Butler (Secret HQ in the Snoqualmie Valley, WA, USA, Planet Earth)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought this battery as an accessory to a twin-pack of Milwaukee tools. It works on both tools, it charges on the supplied charger. It has more capacity. I like it.
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