20V 2.0 Ah battery with indicator
Experience unparalleled flexibility with WORX PowerShare®, the cordless platform that adjusts to your requirements for 20V, 40V, or even 80V equipment. Benefit from advanced storage technology that delivers longer runtimes and enhanced safety measures.
Thermal Energy Storage Technology keeps cells cooler, longer, providing extended runtime.
360° cell protection provides increased security against vibration and impact.
Worx high-quality Li-ion rechargeable batteries are lighter, more efficient, and charge with no memory effect.
Battery charge level indicator with 5 LED lights for quick reference to precise battery status.
Overcharge protection function for safe and reliable use without risk of short-circuit or overheating.
Same battery, expandable power. Worx PowerShare is a unique 20V modular system that allows you to combine the same battery to multiply voltage to 40V and even 80V.
£49.99 (includes £8.33 Tax)
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1 year warranty
Warranty
1 year warranty
Product description
The cornerstone of the Power Share system is the 20V Max Lithium-ion battery, which serves as the foundation for every garden, lifestyle, crafting, and power tool in the Power Share family. Choose from the 2.0Ah and 2.5Ah Power Share battery options to keep your equipment running at peak performance.
Key features
- Thermoplastic HDPE Material
- 360° cell protection
- Battery power indicator with 5 LED lights
- Compact and lightweight design
Technical specifications and Manual
Battery & Charger |
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| Battery Type | Li-ion |
| Battery Capacity | 2.0 Ah |
| Battery Technology | PowerShare |
| Power voltage supply | 20 V Max |
Weight & Dimensions |
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| Weight with Battery | 0.4 kg |
Type
FAQs
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In the box
- 20V/2.0Ah Li Battery WA3639
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