will the M18 REDLITHIUM XC 4.0 Extended Capacity Battery Pack charge on the 48-59-2818 charger
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I have a 48-11-1828 battery and a 48-59-1801 charger. They both seem to work excellently. Have never had a problem - check with Milwaukee for compatibility issue. Sorry cannot be of more help.Mike
928014
Sorry, I can't answer that question. You'd be better (and more correctly) served by asking Milwaukee that question. They are very helpful. And judging from the other responses, I think that would be a wise move.
928015
The battery last longer but takes the same amount of time to charge. I think that it's what you where asking, if not let me know and i'll try to get a better answer for you.
928016
I'm not familiar with that charger but I have both the 48-59-1801 and the 48-59-1812 which both work fine.
928017
Physically won't fit but I'll bet if you use alligator clips and connect like terminals together it will charge.
928018
You CANNOT charge ANY "M18" batteries on the 48-59-2818 charger ! Only the "V" series batteries. Milwaukee wants you to purchase ALL NEW equipment for the "M" series batteries. Hope that helps.
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Milwaukee 48-11-1828 M18 XC RED LITHIUM 18-Volt Lithium-ion Cordless Tool Battery
1294227
I honestly couldn't tell you. finding out information for this product was difficult, I had to order two different batteries before I found the right one. Apparently they are color coded for certain batteries. We bought the charger that fit battery (red) 0801-0712, hope this helps.
763204
Yes, you have an M18 battery charger and this is an M18 lithium ion battery
864140
My old dewalt charger works fine to charge the replacement battery. I admit I don't use it a ton.I am sorry I cant answer your other question
1476970
looking at the battery it is a model 29312 24 Volt 44 Wh so probably not. On the battery it states use only with a 29342 charger. That's all I got. There is a toll free number on the battery that may help you out 1-888-909-6757
2049301
The M18 Red Lithium compact battery, 48-11-1815, works with the saw. I'm not sure about the 48-11-1820, which is the 2.0 version of the same compact battery. I expect it will work. Milwaukee advertises the compact battery pack will not work with the sawzall. They claim you need the full size red lithium battery. This is not correct. When I considered buying the sawzall, I already had a drill & driver set with 3 compact batteries. I wanted to use the same batteries with the sawzall. I contacted Milwaukee to determine if the compact batteries would work with the sawzall. They initially said no, then finally confirmed it would work. They said they discouraged people from using the compact battery since the sawzall has a heavy power usage and the compact batteries do not last long with the sawzall. Personally, I prefer the compact battery over the full size battery. The compact batteries are much lighter and easier to work with over the entire day. The batteries charge quickly. With the drill / driver combo, I will work in the morning, charge the batteries over lunch, work in the afternoon and charge again in the evening. With the sawzall, I will use one battery til it goes dead (approx. 30 min), pop in a different battery and put the dead battery on the charger. By the time the new battery is dead, the battery on the charger is recharged and I swap them out. In several years I've had very few times where the compact battery goes dead and I cannot continue working. If I will not have access to an electrical outlet for the charger in my work area, then I charge all three batteries beforehand and plan accordingly.
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http://www.factoryauthorizedoutlet.com/dewalt-12-volt-flashlight-charger-battery-combo?CA_6C15C=230005750000002422 Go to this website the battery and charger look the same as mine.
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Hopefully the vendor will answer this question specifically. My experience is that this battery fits the DeWalt drill which uses the 12 volt. The battery was tight fitting into the charger for the first time. Perhaps this helps...........Richard
864139
If charger is for the DeWalt 12-Volt, yes it should do just fine. I don't recommend that you leave the battery in the charger, after it has been charged though.
115117
Sorry I do not know if this charger can handle the battery that you described. I just did a little research online to find that this charger fit my battery. If you get stuck you may want to try www.dewalt.com or 1-800-4 DeWalt and ask the customer service rep if this charger would work for you. Good Luck and happy hunting.
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Mine came without the battery or charger. The description was "Bare Tool Only". I already had batteries and a charger from so of my other M18 tools.I suggest you get one with the heavy duty battery and charger if you don't already have one. Mine works great. Pat
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I only use the 9.6V, but apparently the charger will handle the full range of batteries. The red light to start would be normal if it stays on solid; if it flashes, it still needs a little charge.
2049667
It does with the 2887-b2. It would seem the b4 is a newer version, but I can't say positively. I replaced the original batteries with Lithium batteries and use this charger, which is supposed to charge both Lithium and original batteries. You can't use the original charger to charge Lithium batteries. Hope this helps.
1348359
Yes and it works well. Extends use time by about 25-30% per charge. I should add, the XC4.0 is a larger capacity than the original XC battery. The original is 3 amp while the XC4.0 is a 4 amp battery.
1390018
You will have to purchase the new LC-E4N charger. This charger will work with both batteries. The old charger unfortunately will not properly charge the new batteries.
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I have looked on my charger and it doesn't show anything about that type of battery only ni-mh.i would just email the company.ive sent them questions before and they replied fairly quickly.hope this helps and I've had this charger for over a year and no problems so far