How many amp hours is this battery
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The connection between amp hour rating and reserve capacity is a bit confusing because it seems there are not well defined standards for testing. The key is that the amp hour rating can vary depending on how large the current draw is. Generally, the higher the test current the less the amp hour rating. I have read that "usually" the amp hour rating is determined with a test current that discharges the battery in twenty hours, but that depends on the manufacturer doing the test. Reserve capacity is defined as the number of minutes that the battery will provide a useful voltage with a load of "less than 25 amps." So having said all this, a rough estimate of the (best case) amp hour rating of this battery would be 200 minutes times 25 amps divided by 60 minutes per hour equals 83.3 Amp Hours. But again, this all depends on the exact conditions used by the manufacturer, and may not correlate exactly to an amp hour rating done under different conditions for another battery.
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Hi, Dakota. Each battery assembly half is rated at 9 amp hours so the unit is a total of 18 amp hours. I think the warranty is two years. I have had mine in service for over a year and a half and it still charges up to full original capacity.
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I don't have exact time but I have used mine several hours now and still using original batteries.
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If I remember correctly, this is a 100 amp/hr battery. I use 2 of them in my solar setup, they are solid and dependable.
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Batteries are rated in mAh or milliAmpHours. AA batteries are normally 1500 mAh. This means you can draw 1500mA for an hour or 1.5 Amps for an hour (just removing the milli by multiplying by 1000).If you are drawing 2Amps this would last for 1.5Ah/2A this leaves you with 1.5/2 hours or .75 hours or 45 minutes.
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Mark, I don't know but I'm sure there is a formula that will tell you amps/hours conversion. I love mine, it is great to have camping, at home. I have a converter so I can plug in my DVD player , charge my phone etc..on trips. Good luck and enjoy.
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The battery is B&D LBXR36 40V max Type 2 54Wh Lithium-Ion. Amp hours are not stated. Possibly check on B&D website.
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Hello M. Kirk, honestly I haven't really paid attention to the life of this charged battery but I do know that I'm getting at least 3 hrs. and probably closer to 4 hrs. out of a charge. --A.W.
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1 amp = 1000 ma (milliamperes) batteries are rated for 10 hours using this method so. 3.4 amps per hour for 10 hours.
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Mine replaced a 12 18amp hour battery...works well. Mine is in a formula race car, so It's not driven every day like a motorcycle or ATV. I bought mostly for the weight savings, but it's a great little battery. Hope this helps
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Typically these batteries will be coded with the first 2 characters as 12 (12 volt) and the remaining characters are the amp hours x 10. Thus 12180 would be 12volt and 18amp-hours. More amp hours means longer life (but the package sizes usually change too)
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Not sure. I've used it 3 times over 3months perhaps 20 total minutes... and still going strong. Standard 18 volt bttry. As I mentioned in my review, I chose that battery because I already had 2 other B&D; devices that use that same power source.
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I really do not understand the content of the question. I purchased these batteries a few months ago and do not remember the amp hour claimed by the manufacture. I am a maintenance man and use my flash light every work day. After receiving the batteries, I charged them and installed. To date I have still not had to place them back in the charge mode. I really like these batteries a lot. Sorry if I was no help to you on this question. Have a great day.
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If you're asking how long it takes to charge this battery, approximately 6-8 hours if you use a 2.1 amp charger
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That is a confusing question. Batteries are not rated in amps. They are sized to a specific category of power output and then you purchase the battery to replace an existing battery of the same power output. The power rating is amphour. The amp hour of this battery is 2.6 amphours. It is sized to the drill and will deliver a consistent 2 amps per hour until the battery needs to be recharged. In this case the battery will run for 1 full hour at full load before a recharge is needed.
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I thought this had a 14 amp-hour battery and 200 CCA. But when I got it, the specifications for it actually said it had a 12 amp-hour battery and only 120 CCA.
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I have this in a child's 4 wheeler toy, and it holds a charge for a good while but I am not sure how many hours exactly.