What is the amp hours of the included battery?
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I have two B&D; 40V lithium-ion batteries, one for this product and a second one, which I received with a B&D; 40V Max Lithium Trimmer/Edger, Model LST136. The problem in answering your question is that I don't remember which battery came with which product. They have different capacities, but can be used interchangeably. I see there is a response to your question for this product, which is one of the two batteries I have. The other battery, which then probably came with the trimmer, is a B&D; LBXR2036, Type 4, 72 Wh battery, which would make sense since a trimmer would probably need more running time than a vacuum. I have two B&D; 40V lithium-ion batteries, one for this product and a second one, which I received with a B&D; 40V Max Lithium Trimmer/Edger, Model LST136. The problem in answering your question is that I don't remember which battery came with which product. They have different capacities, but can be used interchangeably. I see there is a response to your question for this product, which is one of the two batteries I have. The other battery, which then probably came with the trimmer, is a B&D; LBXR2036, Type 4, 72 Wh battery, which would make sense since a trimmer would probably need more... » Read More I have two B&D; 40V lithium-ion batteries, one for this product and a second one, which I received with a B&D; 40V Max Lithium Trimmer/Edger, Model LST136. The problem in answering your question is that I don't remember which battery came with which product. They have different capacities, but can be used interchangeably. I see there is a response to your question for this product, which is one of the two batteries I have. The other battery, which then probably came with the trimmer, is a B&D; LBXR2036, Type 4, 72 Wh battery, which would make sense since a trimmer would probably need more running time than a vacuum. « Show Less
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Hi Matt, the new method for describing battery capacity has trended toward using Wh instead of Ah. To figure out the capacity in Ah, simply divide the Watt-hour rating by the Voltage. And even though these say 40V, remember this, straight from the B&D; web site: "*Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 40 volts. Nominal voltage is 36." So, 54Wh / 36V = 1.5 Ah (which is/was a common rating). I hope that's helpful. :-)
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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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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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It would completely depend on what you are running I have not ran it down yet but you never really want to run a battery with high amp draw down under 40% with. I would guess a dc refg 3 days. You take the total amp hours times 12 gives you the watt hours on the battery. I haven't done it yet.
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Sorry, I don't really know. I rarely use the battery, except for recently. I took my laptop to a meeting and it lasted 2 hours on an almost full charge. However, the battery was quite drained by that time.
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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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I have not measured the battery but I have had mine in use for over 4 hours hope this helps
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Yes. Fully charged, the battery box holds a 60 amp-hour charge @ 12VDC or 6 amp-hour @ 120VAC. If your amplifiers consume 250W @ 120VAC, thats a little over 2 amps x 2 = 4 amps x 12 minutes = 48 amp-minutes or 0.8 amp-hour. Theoretically your amplifiers will work for 7.5 hours. Realistically, something less than 7.5 hours, because of line loss, resistive heating, battery age, etc.
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The battery in these packs are sealed lead acid AGM (absorbed glass mat). I've replaced the battery in another unit and it wasn't that hard. If you have the pack that looks exactly like the one in the picture here, it's battery is 3.875W X 5.875L X 3.75 H and is rated as 18 amp-hour. With that info you can go to dealers like "Battery plus" or "batteryspec.com" and match up another. When I changed out the battery in another unit, I added some padding as was on the original which cushion the battery keeping it from rubbing on the housing as it's carried or rattling slightly. The battery alone should only cost ~1/2 the price of a whole new pack, so it will save you some (but cost you the time to do it).
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I have no idea. Sorry. All I know is that I've been using it for half a year and it works like a charm. Still gives me more extra hours than a regular battery.
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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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I don't know the answer as it is my main battery for my laptop. I just use it till it runs out of power and then plug the power cord back into the 'puter. It's still good for 3 hours continuous use. When I bought this battery, also upgraded the memory and it was a cheap solution to buying a whole new laptop
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More amp'sThe amp hour ratings of these batteries are: LB20 - 1.1 AHLBX20 - 1.3 AHLBXR20 - 1.5 AHLXBR2020-OPE - 2.0 AHLX2X4020-OPE- 4.0 AH
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Only if it is12v led. The battery is pretty stout, but you only have 12 ah (amps per hour). With that said you will have to calculate the rate it will drain the battery.DC watts to amps calculation formulaThe current I in amps (A) is equal to the power P in watts (W), divided by the voltage V in volts (V):I(A) = P(W) / V(V)So amps are equal to watts divided by volts.amp = watt / volt12 = 144w / 12vMax run time on a perfect charge/battery 12 hrs.
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This depends on how large your battery is, it draws under 1 amp, so if you have a 100 ah battery it will run for 100 hours.
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the Milwaukee 48-11-2830 M28 has a 3.0 amp hour battery.And you too could have found this out by using GOOGLE!
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I think it's 1.33 amp-hour. The lable says 24 Wh. I just tried it out, and it still has juice. I haven't used it since Dec. 7.
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The answer is 7800mAh, 87wHr. It is marked on the actual battery as well as the document that came with the uunit. Hope this helps.
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It is rated at 9.5Ah. which I believe stands for amp hours. The battery works very well.