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THISS M12 5.0Ah 12V Lithium-ion battery 2-pack
Two 12 V lithium-ion 5.0 Ah packs with over-charge, over-discharge and short-circuit protection, compatible with original chargers and a wide range of M12 tools
- TypeBatteries
- Battery TypeLithium Ion
- Extended runtime from 5.0Ah high-capacity cells
- Works with existing M12 12V chargers
- Built-in protection against over-charge and short-circuit
- Compatible with a wide range of M12 tools
- Two-pack keeps a spare ready for continuous work
Two-pack 12 V 5.0 Ah lithium-ion replacement
This two-pack supplies two 12 V lithium-ion batteries rated at 5.0 Ah each. They are built as direct replacements for Milwaukee M12 XC extended-capacity packs and arrive new and ready to charge.
Suits M12 tool owners who need extra runtime
Users running Milwaukee M12 cordless tools that accept XC batteries will gain longer run time per charge. Buyers whose tools require a different voltage or a compact-form-factor pack should look at other options.
5.0 Ah capacity at 12 V
Each cell delivers 5.0 Ah at a nominal 12 V, giving noticeably more amp-hours than the standard 4.0 Ah packs. This capacity figure is the key spec for matching the battery to the demands of your M12 toolkit.
Highlights
- Extended runtime from 5.0Ah high-capacity cells
- Works with existing M12 12V chargers
- Built-in protection against over-charge and short-circuit
- Compatible with a wide range of M12 tools
- Two-pack keeps a spare ready for continuous work
Specifications
| Type | Batteries |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
Questions about this item
Does the 12V slide interface cap runtime at 5.0Ah per pack?
Each pack delivers 5.0Ah at 12V through the standard M12 slide interface, giving the full rated capacity on compatible tools and chargers.
What physical clearance does the XC 5.0Ah pack need in the battery bay?
The extended-capacity XC form factor fits the same M12 latch slots as 4.0Ah packs but is taller, so verify your tool’s battery compartment accepts the longer profile.
How do I install the packs in a 2460-20 drill, and what step is often missed?
Slide each pack into the drill until the latch clicks, then seat it firmly; the step often missed is confirming the latch fully engages before use.
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