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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Daren Abshire (verified owner) –
Little pricey for this older technology battery
Carson Mayert (verified owner) –
battery needs constant charging go to use it if has not been used in a while nothing drops its charge completely
Theron Buckridge (verified owner) –
They were the right batteries and am satisfied. Little pricey but will work well
Elody Vandervort (verified owner) –
Excellent
Lamar Marvin (verified owner) –
Milwaukee does not design their batt powered equipment to be able to be upgraded to the latest battery design. Drills are designed to last but batteries do not making the overalls performance and enjoyment weak.
Gaston Murray (verified owner) –
When I found these V18 Lithium-Ion’s at HD for $88.03 + tax to replace those for my Hammer Drill and Driver Combo that is about 8 years old, I jumped at the chance. The tools did not get used as much as a pro might but I have used them LOTS during remodeling and repairing two different houses. The original batteries have lost some umph, but still work o.k. which told me two new ones would be a good investment. I am now set for years more service instead of throwing away perfectly good tools. Thanks Milwaukee and Home Depot!
Rosalinda Schultz (verified owner) –
the batteries work
Carmelo Murray (verified owner) –
What do you expect? Its a battery!!!!
Frances Heller (verified owner) –
Milwaukee has discontinued the V-18 Lithium Ion battery but if you, like me, have a perfectly good V-18 tool, you will need these batteries. So I appreciate Home Depot making them available. However, these batteries have a problem in that if they fall below 3 V the charger doesn’t see them. So you need to keep them charged or press a 9 V battery to the contacts to lift the V-18 battery to where the charger will charge it. Another solution is to buy a V-18 compatible Milwaukee flashlight, use the flashlight occasionally and keep the V-18 batteries charged. Milwaukee figured you would be using these batteries on the job all week thus keeping the batteries charged. But if you don’t use the batteries very often you have to know about the above listed workarounds. This is why I rated this otherwise excellent battery down.
Dayne Price (verified owner) –
Exactly what I needed
Seth Halvorson (verified owner) –
Buying this new battery allowes me to use my sawzall to cut conduit and unistrut again. All I could do before I purchased the battery was to drill or listen to the radio.
Armani Quigley (verified owner) –
The battery was what I expected and not a sub standardforeign import
Angelica Schulist (verified owner) –
Works well after being charged. Thinking about buying another one for a backup.Gorilla
Toni Wilderman (verified owner) –
Quality lithium replacement battery for my Milwaukee impact wrench. While it is too early to tell how long the battery will last I am confident that it will perform significantly better and longer than the original ni-cad battery, which I had to replace twice.
Kendrick Hirthe (verified owner) –
Using w/ Jobsite Radio (49-24-0280)Unlike review written on 20 Sept 2011 by Preskitaz I have had NO problem using these V-18 3.0 Ah Li-ion batteries (48-11-1830) in my Job Site Radio – Powered by Rockford Fosgate (49-24-0280). Yes, the V-18s are larger in height – actually by 1/2″ rather than the 3/8″ that Preskitaz states. But they slide right in without a problem and the door latches. They run the radio longer too. They seem to take as long to charge. However, they run longer in my tools, hold their charge on the shelf longer (meaning slower to self-discharge), are quite a bit lighter (approx 25% – 29 vs 39 ounces) in weight, and I LOVE that they have a “fuel gauge” (charge status) on them!NOTE: The Milwaukee number I list is right off the bottom of my batteries. I believe the number (48-11-1803) HD put in the Product Title above is a typo. The last four digits should be -1830. They do show the correct number at the bottom of the Specifications Table under the Specs tab. If you have the older 2.4 Ah Milwaukee NiCad batteries (48-11-2230), be sure to replace them with these Li-ion batteries – they are GREAT!
Lenora Mohr (verified owner) –
These batteries have had some bad production runs, but the one I bought recently from HD was a good one for sure. A little spendy, but at least I know HD will back it up, unlike some internet vendors that are hard to deal with.
Heaven Jakubowski (verified owner) –
The battery does good but the casing is coming at part. Is breaking where slide in to the tool. I’ll fill a warranty to home depot or Milwaukee.
Neva Purdy (verified owner) –
My husband really likes the battery operated Milwaukee tools. This is the first time we have had to purchase any replacement batteries so I am hoping these will last several years also.
Ozella Johnston (verified owner) –
The battery fit perfectly in my drill and although it was an old model, I was happy to get it!
Garland Raynor (verified owner) –
Works well. I hope it stays good and charges up after a few years. Instead of going dead like the ones I previously owned