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BAUKER 18V 4.0Ah Battery pack High Capacity Lithium ion ABP1840HW - Sold By Worx (UK Mainland)
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Compatible with all Bauker 18V tools which enables interchanging the battery across the whole 18V platform.
Lithium-Ion technology offers no memory effect and minimal self discharge giving maximum use and less downtime.
Replacement 18V 4.0Ah battery pack
Included in your purchase
x1 Battery Pack
** Same casing and pins as Worx batteries, I think they'll fit. Ordered to test, and will shave off the plastic keyways if required**
2Ah battery £10.99 here:
ebay.co.uk/itm…OPY
Lithium-Ion technology offers no memory effect and minimal self discharge giving maximum use and less downtime.
Replacement 18V 4.0Ah battery pack
Included in your purchase
x1 Battery Pack
** Same casing and pins as Worx batteries, I think they'll fit. Ordered to test, and will shave off the plastic keyways if required**
2Ah battery £10.99 here:
ebay.co.uk/itm…OPY
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sorted byWorx batteries are however fully compatible with all Bauker tools.
worx: : reddit.com/r/w…ny/
Bauker:
theblokecave.co.uk/wha…ry/
The apparent difference is that the Bauker is missing one terminal. Usually one of the middle two terminals is for a thermistor. The other could be a resistor to check battery type or for communication with charger. My guess is that the latter is missing.
Another interesting finding here is that the Worx one above does not seem to have balancing connection while the Bauker one does. But we need to know the exact part number of those ICs on the BMS to be sure whether they are only monitoring the cell voltages or actually does any balancing.
I have a chainsaw that runs on two of these at a time.
Sadly just batteries, no tools like we had in the fire sale last year
Still regret not buying the crazy cheap SDS drill