Milwaukee V18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Slide-Style Battery Pack 3.0Ah for Select Milwaukee V18 Tools
$145.49
Milwaukee’s lightweight Lithium-Ion Battery is designed to promote full-power performance until the end of discharge. Comes in red color family.
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Description
This Milwaukee Lithium-Ion Battery features a lightweight design for a solution you can carry around with you to wherever you need it. It works with select Milwaukee 18-volt tools and the 48-59-2818 charger (sold separately). Its lithium-ion battery was designed to promote full-power performance until the end of discharge.
- Battery fuel gauge that displays the remaining run time
- Fuel gauge button for improved accessibility
- Optimal cold-weather operation that helps ensure full run-time performance in temperatures as low as -4 degrees Fahrenheit
- Concaved battery latches for an improved grip when removing the battery
- Backwards-compatible with many older NiCd tools
- 1-year manufacturer warranty
- Optimal cold-weather operation helps ensure full run-time performance in temperatures as low as -4 degrees Fahrenheit
- Lightweight design
- Concaved battery latches help provide an improved grip when removing the battery
Additional information
| Weight | 1.85 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4.25 × 6.94 × 7.00 in |
| Battery Amp Hours | 3.0 |
| Battery Power Type | Lithium Ion |
| Charge time (min.) | 60 |
| Color Family | Red |
| Model | 48-11-1830 |
| Number of Total Batteries Included | 1 |
| Power Tool Accessory Type | Battery |
| Power Tool Features | No Additional Features |
| Product Length (in.) | 4.6 in |
| Rechargeable | Yes |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
| Voltage (volts) | 18 |
Reviews (62)
62 reviews for Milwaukee V18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Slide-Style Battery Pack 3.0Ah for Select Milwaukee V18 Tools
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Rosanna Heidenreich (verified owner) –
Great replacement battery for my old Cat-Ni battery. Priced right
Valentin Dickens (verified owner) –
I have had two sets of these and they lasted five-plus years. Not why some people have issues. But I have used these batteries drilling thru concrete and steel I-beams. every day for 4 years.
Sunny Volkman (verified owner) –
Like many others- the “tools” are outlasting the batteries- my “V”18 tools are in great shape, now a days- 99$ can buy you drill,battery plus charger! So I just couldn’t part with two great drills and a saw- so finding these OEM “V”-18 batteries was a hard choice to purchase – I’m hopefull to get at least 5 more years from my tools-
Lilla Wolff (verified owner) –
So Far so good. I wont know till 6 mo from now.
Jayme Crona (verified owner) –
perfect replacement battery
Arden Maggio (verified owner) –
You already know this battery is for the old discontinued tools. The old tools are excellent but this battery not so great and unlike DeWalt that is interchangeable with the old and new 18V DeWalt tools, this will not fit the current Milwaukees.I have two of the NiCd 2.4 ah and two Li-Ion 3.0 ah . The 2.4 will outlast the 3.0 given the same conditions. I’ll bet you don’t know this. Plus the 3.0 will not hold a charge longer than 6 months while the 2.4 will. Further, even fully charged, the 3.0 will go completely dead when a drill bit or a cutting blade is locked up for a short time. The 2.4 will not do this. This is to protect the 3.0 and you could reset it by putting it back in the charger for a short time. Could be a PIA.I recommend this battery because you don’t really have much a choice for the old Milwaukee tools.
Domenick Graham (verified owner) –
If you are keeping your old tools working, buy the correct battery and get Home Depot backing your purchase.
Landen Mann (verified owner) –
my batteries died needed two batteries so I bought two wish they were cheaper to buy to much money for them 109.00 apiece but they work find
Thad Pagac (verified owner) –
It’s sad I have a slightly older Milwaukee set includes flash light saws all hammer drill and drill driver, all the batteries are toast Milwaukee charges $119 just for one old style battery , I looked at the new drills and drivers and the batteries no longer connect in the same way forcing you to have old batteries rebuilt or pay $119 per old style that will not work in any of the new tools, they should have done a recall on the old tools and batteries or NOT CHANGE the style of the connector thanks allot Milwaukee I used to be a big fan… do whats right offer a trade in value or recall of the V-18 style batteries and tools! or atleast make batter cost normal!
Henriette Auer (verified owner) –
This replaced the original battery in my tool. Now holds a charge much longer.
Lelia Spencer (verified owner) –
I purchased this to try to keep my large number of old V18 tools going and it possibly is better than the L-ion replacements of the past, which have not been anywhere near as good as the different brand batteries for the tools I am gradually replacing the Milwaukee V18 tools. So far so good.
Dejon Ortiz (verified owner) –
These batteries replaced the 18v nicads. Works great in drill, circular saw, sawzall, impact driver. Will buy a few more. Have 4.
Jane Wisozk (verified owner) –
keeping the old version of milwaukee cordless alive can be expensive. It may be more cost effective to jump to the new generation tools. but i just cant stand letting a perfectly good base tool (in my case a cordless sawzall) go in the trash because the old ni-cad batteries are dead. i have already purchased replacement ni-cad batteries in the past, so now i am paying the extra money ($88 vs $72) to get Li-ion. just as a comparison with my old batteries – it seems about the same. maybe the Li-ion is a little lighter, but no big difference in power or longevity. overall i am happy i am getting more use out of a cordless tool i bought about 10 years ago.
Wilmer Cormier (verified owner) –
I have used these batteries for a number of years and believe they should last longer than 2 years,,,on the outside.That’s costly when you need two at approximately $100.00 each.
Amelie Grimes (verified owner) –
Everything as expected.
Jose Altenwerth (verified owner) –
I had just hopped on to see how much it would cost me to replace my V18 batteries and stumbled across some bad reviews for what was actually a good product. I bought a 1/2 hammer drill and driver combo back in 2006 and used the kit professionally for 4 years before the batteries died. Actually the first kit I purchased, which only had the drill, I killed within a week but that was my own doing and Home Depot allowed me to exchange it for the combo kit no problem. As professional you have to know the limitations of your tools and how to maintain them. These early Lithium ion batteries were good work horses that needed to be treated with a little extra care. I built dozens of decks and lofts with my set and the only thing that will keep me from buying a replacement for my drill and driver is the fact that I can just get a new 1/2 hammer drill for a little bit more than it would cost to buy these things. Not to mention these things did weight quite a bit but that was to be expected.
Karine Vandervort (verified owner) –
Just what I needed.
Lisette Effertz (verified owner) –
I had problems with the original batteries that came with my Milwaukee set. They would always trip the overload when using the sawzall, no matter how light the load was. I finally replaced the batteries. The tools now work the way they always should have, and no overload in the batteries tripping. I would have given a higher rating but Milwaukee should have replaced those defective design batteries for free a long time ago. If you’ve had the overload tripping problem, the new batteries no longer have that problem. Too bad Milwaukee didn’t recall the other batteries instead of making us spend $250.. for new ones. I don’t think I’ll buy another Milwaukee cordless tool set.
Christa Koepp (verified owner) –
Easy to charge and lasts a longer time than the original units.
Jarred Skiles (verified owner) –
very powerful battery and holds a charge quite a while , for the local homeowner and maybe construction !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!