what is the battery voltage?
206867
Lithium ion runs from about 3.0 or so (depending on the cutoff) to 4.2V. (Some newer ones can go up to 4.35V, but this uses an old fashioned Nokia BL-5C style battery.) As for the battery capacity if that's what you really meant, be careful. A lot of the third parties like to double or even further increase the numbers provided. That 800mAh may well be only 400mAh in practice. An official Nokia BL-5C can in theory be as much as 970-1050mAh, but I have my doubts about this one. Luckily they elected to use a fairly standard battery type that can be easily replaced instead of an internal one. Lithium ion runs from about 3.0 or so (depending on the cutoff) to 4.2V. (Some newer ones can go up to 4.35V, but this uses an old fashioned Nokia BL-5C style battery.) As for the battery capacity if that's what you really meant, be careful. A lot of the third parties like to double or even further increase the numbers provided. That 800mAh may well be only 400mAh in practice. An official Nokia BL-5C can in theory be as much as 970-1050mAh, but I have my doubts about this one. Luckily they elected to use a fairly standard battery type that can be easily replaced instead of an internal one.
402884
I am sorry I do not know the answer. I believe there is information in the description of the battery.
1360140
I can't answer as to the voltage, but I can tell you to save your money! The device is useless, produced no results for me except temporary swelling, and ultimately stopped functioning at all. The company never responded to my inquiry about having the unit replaced. TOTAL waste of money!!
85094
Because companies like to exaggerate in advertising, they are 40volts max, but 36V normally during most of their discharge phase. So, basically this battery can reach 40V, for about 2 seconds, but as you start to drain a battery the voltage drops and this one drops rapidly to about 36V and then hovers around 36V until it is almost drained (then goes even lower, obviously).
2134067
Battery: DC 4.35V, 350+50mA. USB: DC 5.2V, 800mA. Haven't tested the USB. The battery charger works well. Not sure on the speed. I haven't needed to charge one in a pinch. Usually leave it there and just get it the next day when I need it.
827280
You can set to 6v or 12volt, has a switch on it... I leave it on 12v, seems to charge 6v batteries faster.
422580
This battery (if it's just like mine) is 3.6V and 2.2Ah (2200 mAh). Item model number: 75375.
1993355
I don't knowthe voltage. I'm not sure about using this outside of the US, that's where I use it. Sorry, I couldn't be more helpful.
1671611
Depends on what the lowest voltage your device can function at. The battery pack voltage is lower than what you specify. It actually puts out about 12.2v when fully charged but will drop to around 10.5 to 11v as it discharges. It is not a true 12v battery pack by design.
842912
The battery in mine is a 9 volt. Just FYI, I have not had to change the battery yet. Note: I do not use it often.
503473
This is a wonderful light and I am so pleased with it, but I cannot answer the voltage question. Good luck with your move!
2095310
I measured 28.3 V right after charging them. One battery after sitting unused for weeks was reading exactly 28V. The battery is rated at 28V and 76 Wh lithium Ion. My old batteries are rated at 28 V and 3.0 Ah. My old batteries date back to August, 2006 and still have power but don't really last too long. I definitely needed new batteries and these are strong...but expensive.
898110
The battery reads 2.0 ampere-hour. It runs on 20 Volts. As for standard amps, that's a good question. The battery pack reads: DCB203 Battery Pack Type 2. 20V (max) 2.0Ah 40Wh. If it helps, I will say - the battery runs forever (as a home owner; not a construction worker). Also, I have a lot of tools and this has become my favorite! Hope that helps.
1259441
It's battery operated. I don't know what voltage it would be if plugged in. Mi am guessing 120
333687
Hi Kat,Yes these batteries are 1.2v (the standard voltage), and are rated at a capacity of 2ah 'typical', and 1.9ah "minimum" . I am quoting these specs directly from the label on the batteries themselves. Hope this helps. greentyco.
753388
I don't know ! I would think the voltage would be appropriate, I do not know of the batteries will fit!
2052414
I honestly don't know. I already threw the box away so I don't know exactly how many volts it is. Sorry.