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Skil Tool Battery Lithium 20V with Capacity 2.5Ah Code: BR1E3102AA

  • The "Keep Cool" battery technology ensures 25% longer runtime and 2 times longer lifespan.
  • The "ActivCell" technology works to optimize energy usage, avoiding overheating and maximizing battery...
  • The "Keep Cool" battery technology ensures 25% longer runtime and 2 times longer lifespan.
  • The "ActivCell" technology works to optimize energy usage, avoiding overheating and maximizing battery performance.

Compatible with all tools of the 20V Max (18 V) Energy Platform series.

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Description

Description

  • The "Keep Cool" battery technology ensures 25% longer runtime and 2 times longer lifespan.
  • The "ActivCell" technology works to optimize energy usage, avoiding overheating and maximizing battery performance.

Compatible with all tools of the 20V Max (18 V) Energy Platform series.

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
BR1E3102AA

Dimensions

Type
Battery
Lithium
Yes
NiMH
No
Back
No

Battery Features

Number of Batteries
1
Battery Voltage (V)
20 V
Battery Capacity
2.5 Ah
Secondary Battery Charge Ah
2.5 Ah

Popular Series

Compatibility
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • nikolaki6890
    5
    0 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    With this battery and this charger, it comfortably lasts a whole day

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  • oliverorfan
    1
    2 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    It is not worth buying these specific (expensive) batteries, as the new Skil tool series they are intended for are incredibly power-hungry and consume them in an unbelievably fast time.

    The result that an individual who "invests" in Skil battery tools receives is a good grip with an acceptable weight, good balance, and an appearance that suggests durability (which is doubtful since the quality of the plastics is mediocre), an acceptable to poor performance in DIY applications, which becomes tiresome, combined with unjustifiably high battery consumption for low difficulty level tasks. Obviously, you will screw in a screw, drill through a plywood or even harder wood, scrape a poor surface, cut a small frame, penetrate the old wooden box of the house you are renovating with the multitool, vacuum the crumbs from your car, but in the end, you will be disappointed and regret not buying something more traditionally reliable or electric tools.

    A NOTE ABOUT the new brushless Skil tools:
    (It concerns the top drill and the top saw blade of the series).
    The drill will drill into concrete or a wall, but it will drain your battery and consume one and a half batteries for 6 holes of 8mm, with a depth of over 3-4 cm. The impact is as if it doesn't exist. My mobile phone has stronger vibration. It just doesn't smell like carbon.

    The saw is the worst thing I have bought in terms of power, consumption, cutting quality in softwood, ease of use, and auxiliary accessories for measurements and the guide. The battery lasts for two lines and stops every 3 centimeters of cutting. Prefer a bench or table saw and in any case, choose a different brand, especially electric ones.

    Finally, with the batteries. One good drill and one good impact driver, and that's it. Everything else, go for electric tools.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • With this battery and this charger, it comfortably lasts a whole day

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • It is not worth buying these specific (expensive) batteries, as the new Skil tool series they are intended for are incredibly power-hungry and consume them in an unbelievably fast time.

    The result that an individual who "invests" in Skil battery tools receives is a good grip with an acceptable weight, good balance, and an appearance that suggests durability (which is doubtful since the quality of the plastics is mediocre), an acceptable to poor performance in DIY applications, which becomes tiresome, combined with unjustifiably high battery consumption for low difficulty level tasks. Obviously, you will screw in a screw, drill through a plywood or even harder wood, scrape a poor surface, cut a small frame, penetrate the old wooden box of the house you are renovating with the multitool, vacuum the crumbs from your car, but in the end, you will be disappointed and regret not buying something more traditionally reliable or electric tools.

    A NOTE ABOUT the new brushless Skil tools:
    (It concerns the top drill and the top saw blade of the series).
    The drill will drill into concrete or a wall, but it will drain your battery and consume one and a half batteries for 6 holes of 8mm, with a depth of over 3-4 cm. The impact is as if it doesn't exist. My mobile phone has stronger vibration. It just doesn't smell like carbon.

    The saw is the worst thing I have bought in terms of power, consumption, cutting quality in softwood, ease of use, and auxiliary accessories for measurements and the guide. The battery lasts for two lines and stops every 3 centimeters of cutting. Prefer a bench or table saw and in any case, choose a different brand, especially electric ones.

    Finally, with the batteries. One good drill and one good impact driver, and that's it. Everything else, go for electric tools.

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Description & Specifications

  • The "Keep Cool" battery technology ensures 25% longer runtime and 2 times longer lifespan.
  • The "ActivCell" technology works to optimize energy usage, avoiding overheating and maximizing battery performance.

Compatible with all tools of the 20V Max (18 V) Energy Platform series.

Manufacturer

Product Number
BR1E3102AA

Dimensions

Type
Battery
Lithium
Yes
NiMH
No
Back
No

Battery Features

Number of Batteries
1
Battery Voltage (V)
20 V
Battery Capacity
2.5 Ah
Secondary Battery Charge Ah
2.5 Ah

Popular Series

Compatibility
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

  1. 2
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1
Review this product

Reviews by our members

  • nikolaki6890
    5
    0 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    With this battery and this charger, it comfortably lasts a whole day

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • oliverorfan
    1
    2 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    It is not worth buying these specific (expensive) batteries, as the new Skil tool series they are intended for are incredibly power-hungry and consume them in an unbelievably fast time.

    The result that an individual who "invests" in Skil battery tools receives is a good grip with an acceptable weight, good balance, and an appearance that suggests durability (which is doubtful since the quality of the plastics is mediocre), an acceptable to poor performance in DIY applications, which becomes tiresome, combined with unjustifiably high battery consumption for low difficulty level tasks. Obviously, you will screw in a screw, drill through a plywood or even harder wood, scrape a poor surface, cut a small frame, penetrate the old wooden box of the house you are renovating with the multitool, vacuum the crumbs from your car, but in the end, you will be disappointed and regret not buying something more traditionally reliable or electric tools.

    A NOTE ABOUT the new brushless Skil tools:
    (It concerns the top drill and the top saw blade of the series).
    The drill will drill into concrete or a wall, but it will drain your battery and consume one and a half batteries for 6 holes of 8mm, with a depth of over 3-4 cm. The impact is as if it doesn't exist. My mobile phone has stronger vibration. It just doesn't smell like carbon.

    The saw is the worst thing I have bought in terms of power, consumption, cutting quality in softwood, ease of use, and auxiliary accessories for measurements and the guide. The battery lasts for two lines and stops every 3 centimeters of cutting. Prefer a bench or table saw and in any case, choose a different brand, especially electric ones.

    Finally, with the batteries. One good drill and one good impact driver, and that's it. Everything else, go for electric tools.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • With this battery and this charger, it comfortably lasts a whole day

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • It is not worth buying these specific (expensive) batteries, as the new Skil tool series they are intended for are incredibly power-hungry and consume them in an unbelievably fast time.

    The result that an individual who "invests" in Skil battery tools receives is a good grip with an acceptable weight, good balance, and an appearance that suggests durability (which is doubtful since the quality of the plastics is mediocre), an acceptable to poor performance in DIY applications, which becomes tiresome, combined with unjustifiably high battery consumption for low difficulty level tasks. Obviously, you will screw in a screw, drill through a plywood or even harder wood, scrape a poor surface, cut a small frame, penetrate the old wooden box of the house you are renovating with the multitool, vacuum the crumbs from your car, but in the end, you will be disappointed and regret not buying something more traditionally reliable or electric tools.

    A NOTE ABOUT the new brushless Skil tools:
    (It concerns the top drill and the top saw blade of the series).
    The drill will drill into concrete or a wall, but it will drain your battery and consume one and a half batteries for 6 holes of 8mm, with a depth of over 3-4 cm. The impact is as if it doesn't exist. My mobile phone has stronger vibration. It just doesn't smell like carbon.

    The saw is the worst thing I have bought in terms of power, consumption, cutting quality in softwood, ease of use, and auxiliary accessories for measurements and the guide. The battery lasts for two lines and stops every 3 centimeters of cutting. Prefer a bench or table saw and in any case, choose a different brand, especially electric ones.

    Finally, with the batteries. One good drill and one good impact driver, and that's it. Everything else, go for electric tools.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • 0
  • See all