what is the amper of the 18v battery
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The DC9180 LION is 2.0 AH the standard DC9096 NICAD is 2.4AH so it is slightly less than the NICAD. Reference this web site for AH ratings of all Dewalt batteries http://bdk.force.com/FAQ/PKB_Article?id=kA0C0000000CfiTKAS&brand;=DeWALT&group;=&mod;el=%22DC9180%22&type;=&terms;=&returl;=%2Fapex%2Fpkb_search%3Fbrand%3DDeWALT%26mode%3D1%26model%3D%2522DC9180%2522%26sortby%3D0%26terms%3D
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It is a 18 Volt NiCd battery, and ranks above average for capacity and run time, the average capacity for this class is 2.2 AH, so I would think it is slightly higher... Mine works outstanding ! Hope this helps ...
1428500
not sure why its listed that way. This is likley the lightest 18v I have ever used.
1728328
No - the 18v and 20v are different - the 18v battery plugs in and 20v battery slides on -
1481017
I don't know of the top of my head, but it should be written on the battery. Most likely it reflects the model of the battery. In this case, probably 20 amps.
1952389
im not sure those could be the same, but in the US we named it as 20v max. as same as the 18v in other country.
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This battery has no problem to supply 18 watts power. However, its output voltage is 15V or 19V, will the voltage is the right voltage your LED monitor needs? If your LED monitor needs 12V power, you may use our BP160 battery, which can output 12V or 19V power. Best regards. BiXNet
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I can't speak for ALL 18V's, but it does charge the older ni-cad (i think) batteries that came with the Ryobi "one" tools, including one that wouldn't charge at all on the old charger.
894502
The Batteries work pretty much as advertized. However I have never had electric tools with 18v before so I can't give you a direct comparison.
1406211
That is not stated on the battery but it is 18 V and 24 Wh which would give you 24/18 = 1 1/3 Ah
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It depends on the voltage. P=UI. so I=P/U. If you connect a 12V battery, the amp draw will be 36W/12V=3A
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The only charger for the 18v battery that I use is only 120V, and I am not really shure if there is a 240 charger available or not....
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according to Attwood it 2.6 amps at 12 volts and 3.1 amps at 13.6 volts. If you don't know typically a battery is about 12 .4 volts at rest and is about 13.6 volts when engine is running. The alternator on a engine is normally set to give 13.6 volts max to battery. so to answer your question I would say 2.8 amps
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The charger is rated at a maximum panel size of 45W. This equates to 4 amps current at 11.25 volts. I wouldn't use anything less than 18AWG. Larger gauges go toward smaller numbers, so 16 is larger wire than 18.
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The best I can tell you is that batterydepot.com is selling a CC-0395 battery that replaces both the PV-BP18 and the PV-BP17 along with several others. Therefore one could logically conclude that the PV-BP 17 and 18 are interchangeable. I hope this helps you.
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This battery (if it's just like mine) is 3.6V and 2.2Ah (2200 mAh). Item model number: 75375.
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Don't really know...I use it for the Makita MAK193159-1 Pod-Style Battery, 18-volt, 2.6-Amp and it works GREAT!!