M18 & M12 Rapid Charger Starter Kit w- M18 FORGE HD12.0 Battery 48-59-1300

The MILWAUKEE M18 REDLITHIUM FORGE HD12.0 Battery Pack delivers 50% more power than the HIGH OUTPUT 12.0, and the longest life vs REDLITHIUM batteries. REDLITHIUM FORGE are Milwaukee's most powerful, fastest charging, and longest life batteries. The M18 REDLITHIUM FORGE HD12.0 delivers 12 amp hours of runtime with 50% more power than the HIGH OUTPUT 12.0, providing optimal power and runtime for demanding applications. This lithium-ion battery has the longest life, the most recharges, and the best performance over the life of the battery. It is also designed with housing for increased protection against exposure to common oils, greases, and solvents. Built-in REDLINK Intelligence protects the battery from overloads, preventing you from damaging your cordless power tools in heavy-duty situations. The REDLITHIUM FORGE HD12.0 battery is fully compatible with 275+ M18 solutions. Our M18 & M12 Rapid Charger charges battery packs up to 40% faster, reducing your downtime and maximizing your productivity. The battery charger accepts all MILWAUKEE M18 and M12 batteries, providing a charging upgrade for both systems. The battery charger communicates directly with your battery pack to monitor cell voltage, temperature and charge status to ensure a full charge. 50% More Power vs HIGH OUTPUTâ„¢ HD12.0COOL-CYCLEâ„¢ Active Cooling System provides high-speed cooling for less downtime with COOL-CYCLEâ„¢ capable chargersLongest life for the most recharges and best performance over the life of the packREDLITHIUMâ„¢ FORGEâ„¢ provides the most powerful, fastest charging, and longest life batteries within REDLITHIUMâ„¢Fully compatible with the M18â„¢ system, featuring 250+-toolsPatented ingress coating provides increased protection to maximize active cooling through an upgraded venting designBest protection form jobsite, weather and environmental conditionsPWR Level 5 on the REDLITHIUMâ„¢ Power scaleResistant housing designed to provide increased protection against exposure