Cameron & Co
Cameron & Co DS-CS-BPS140PX 3 Ah Ni-MH battery
Ni-MH 3 Ah replacement battery compatible with numerous Black & Decker cordless tools
- Compatible with many Black & Decker power tools
- 3 Ah Ni-MH capacity for longer run time
- Replaces original HPB18 and HPB12 batteries
- Fits 12 V, 14 V and 18 V tool models
- New Cameron Sino battery ready to use
Replacement for Black & Decker tools
The Cameron & Co DS-CS-BPS140PX is a new nickel-metal hydride battery rated at 3 Ah. It serves as a direct replacement for Black & Decker models such as the NS118, NST2118, HPB18, HPB12 and part number 244760-00. Owners of cordless drills, drivers and saws from the listed series can restore original runtime with this pack.
Ni-MH chemistry and voltage constraints
Nickel-metal hydride cells deliver steady current but exhibit a gradual voltage drop as they discharge. The pack fits the 12 V, 14 V and 18 V tool platforms identified in the compatibility list, yet it cannot support the higher peak currents or faster charge cycles that lithium-ion systems accept. Users must follow the original charger specifications to avoid cell damage.
Three ampere-hours of capacity
A 3 Ah rating supplies enough energy for typical drilling, screw-driving and light sawing tasks across the supported Black & Decker range. Extended heavy-load work such as continuous hole-sawing or auger bits will deplete the pack more quickly, requiring a spare or a recharge break. The battery is not suited for high-drain applications that exceed its discharge capability.
Highlights
- Compatible with many Black & Decker power tools
- 3 Ah Ni-MH capacity for longer run time
- Replaces original HPB18 and HPB12 batteries
- Fits 12 V, 14 V and 18 V tool models
- New Cameron Sino battery ready to use
Specifications
| Brand | Cameron Sino |
|---|---|
| Model | DS-CS-BPS140PX |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 3 Ah version for my Black & Decker tools?
The 3 Ah capacity provides longer runtime than lower-capacity packs for the listed Black & Decker 12 V, 14 V and 18 V models.
What does the 3 Ah rating mean when I use this battery in my drill?
It delivers 3 ampere-hours of charge, so a tool drawing 1 A can run for about three hours before recharging.
Does the Ni-MH chemistry limit the charging current I can use?
Ni-MH cells accept standard constant-current charging; follow the charger manual for the correct rate.
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