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Makita CXT 12V 2.0Ah Max Li-Ion Battery

Rated 3.8 out of 5 based on 12 customer reviews
12 customer reviews

$49.00   $39.00

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Powering Makita’s 12V MAX CXT Li-ion range. The 2.0Ah battery features a battery fuel gauge, displaying battery charge with the touch of a button.

By using the DC10SB charger (sold separately) it has a charge time of 30 minutes.

  • Fuel gauge
  • Built in memory chip communicates the usage history with the charger
  • Built in shock absorbers protect the cells from jobsite conditions
  • High energy cells pack more power per cell to reduce the number of cells and overall weight
  • Built in air vents and wall cools the battery cells evenly whilst blocking damaging debris
Model Name
12V MAX Li-Ion Battery
Model Number
197396-9
Material
Metal / Plastic
Volume
0.00031L
Product Dimensions (mm)
W:90 H:70 L:50
Package Dimensions (mm)
W:70 H:50 L:90
Weight
0.25020kg
Suited To
Makita CXT
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Average Star Rating: 3.8 out of 5
(12 customer reviews)

12 reviews for Makita CXT 12V 2.0Ah Max Li-Ion Battery

  1. Rated 2 out of 5

      Jig summer from Sarasota, United States

    Not happy

  2. Rated 1 out of 5

      Always Teste from Podol'sk, Russia

    This is the biggest piece of garbage ever made, huge waste of money