ACTIV ENERGY Li-Ion Battery, 20 Volt, 2.0 Ah, 36 Watt hours, for Ferrex Cordless Tools, Garden Tools

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I bought a Ferrex corded recip saw, I really wanted a cordless but had no idea when or if one would appear in the Ferrex range. Some mention that it does the job and charges garden products well, while others say that it doesn't work and won't charge garden products. The soft grip handle allows for a comfortable hold, and the belt clip is great for keeping on your whilst you are working around your project what's even more, this bundle includes the 20V Activ Energy battery so you can complete the job with ease.It's reduced as it's "offer week" has passed long ago which is why the batteries have all gone, great if you've got a battery already and sucks if not but that's how it is. Able to fit a wide range of our Ferrex cordless tools, this battery has a quick charge time and the Lithium-Ion will give you constant reliable power. ukracer, are you fussed which way the battery slides on on thie Ferrex battery to Bosch drill adapter? it’s the 20v or 20/40v size I’m trying to replace with the five slot ( not four slot like most Workzone units).

This means that you will be able to use DeWalt XR 18V batteries with Ferrex 20V (Activ Energy) series tools. Connecting the "3rd wire" from the 18V battery to the 20V Ferrex hedge trimmer and it works fine without cutting out after 2 seconds.Currently talking a quick diversion for the BiL and doing a Makita battery to Champion tool adapter, in this case an old circular saw.

This power tool has a no-load speed of 0-2800 rpm, impact rate of 0-3600 bpm and has a forward and reverse function. The new 18V Combi drill This would have been a very handy addition to my kit )and the 18V Multi Head are being supplied with a Samsung battery and charger, but no spare battery. Has anyone had a good look at the power tool range and noticed how many are not compatible with the Active Energy battery system, 20V and 20/40V!Introductions are limited to motor finance, CarMoney Limited will pay us a fixed commission per paid out deal. They tend to list batteries whenever they have any of the power tools on offer so next lot might be leaf blowers for use in the autumn. This power tool has a no-load speed of 0-2800 rpm, an impact rate of 0-3600 bpm and a forward and reverses function. There are new Active Energy tools coming out all the time I expect they will eventually standardise on the system.