If you use Milwaukee Tools, YOU NEED TO SEE THIS!
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2022
- Milwaukee M18 CARRY ON 3600W/1800W Power Supply
Item No.2845-20
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Most Versatile 15A Power. Less Hassle.
3600 Starting Watts/1800 Running Watts
Fits All M18™ Batteries
Pure sine wave inverter protects sensitive electronics
Integrated 3A Standard Simultaneous M18™ Charger
Compatible with 49-16-2845 Shoulder Strap (Sold Separately)
3 Year Warranty
Is this Milwaukee Tool M18 Power Supply something you can use?
my eyes were on that 'merican flag les paul
Can use? Yes. $1700 worth of tool and battery though? I like my Milwaukee tools, but not that much lol.
Not sure it's worth it.
Nope, totally misses the mark. A solar generator can do more than that, for instance a Bluetti AC200MAX has a 2.2-kilowatt inverter with 4.4kw surge, pass thru charging and 900-watts solar input. The AC200MAX battery is a 2-kwh Lithium Iron Phosphate with 3500 charge cycles to 80% and the ability to add up to 6kwh. The cost is $1800 for the AC200MAX. The Milwaukee uses Lithium ion (M18) batteries with a 350-cycle life and if you buy 4 12-ah batteries at $250 (a great deal) - that is still $1000 dollars just for batteries. That battery capacity is only 48-amp hours or 800-watt hours. The inverter is $700 for a total cost of $1700 with batteries, a hundred less than the bigger solar generator. The AC200MAX will last 10 times longer than the Milwaukee batteries, has more outlets (AC and DC) and is a little bigger than the Milwaukee power supply.
We could us it, we have a animal rescue military boarding home during deployment off grid at high altitude CO. We have solar and wind that powers the cabins and main kennels. However having a power supply like this could be extremely useful when working on different parts of the 6 acre😂 rescue and buildings. Also would be extremely useful in the mines we take veterans panning and mining for PTSD relief, and no gasses to kill you, we can run better equipment. Great video thank you for sharing. 🇺🇸
Just buy an EcoFlow Delta 2. It recharges in under an hour, has 1000wh of energy available compared to the 860 you get from the M18 Power Supply and you don’t have to worry about needing 4 12ah batteries to run it well. It also has solar charging available or 12v charging. This thing is overpriced at $700…. It’s worth maybe $400. And I’m heavily invested in Milwaukee. It’s also stupidly large for what it is.
$2400 for an ecoflow delta 2? I already have a stash of 12AH batteries. This unit makes more sense at my house.
@@Recovry6x6 delta 2 is ~$900 plus it has a battery built in that is larger than 4 12ah batteries. The m18 definitely has its place, but it’s not priced competitively.
See this is a tool that you would want to wait a few months to purchase if possible. Just like so many other Milwaukee Tools when releasing a new tool shortly after Milwaukee releases the same tool but will improve the issues. For example when Milwaukee came out with the weed wacker shortly after they came out with a updated version that you could change out the heads and have a extension pole for cutting tree branches or a attachment for sweeping construction debris etc. I would almost guarantee Milwaukee comes out with another generator that rapid charges all four batteries at the same time and this will always happen.💯🙏🇺🇸
@Joseph Malinowski It's always been my personal policy to never buy the first year/generation of anything, whether it's a car, power tool, phone, etc.. I let other people try the stuff out first ;)
Pretty sure this is a Gen 2 though
one year later, there has not been the release you mentioned will happen..
This video was powerful. Really keeps things going
I would like to get this, it's just that those 12.0 "Bat Rays" are about $200.00 per 'Bat Ray!!!!
Your by far the most entertaining Tool reviewer on u-tube thank you.
Great review man thanks I was waiting I’m getting one for sure!
Hay brother, hope you are having a good Sunday and all is well. Always wishing you the best. This has to be one of your better videos showing off a new tool. Ttyl brother.💯🙏🇺🇸
Great video, Clint. This thing wold probably be great for me to run my CPAP while camping.
The smaller top off Milwaukee power supply can run a CPAP for 2 nights with a 12 amp battery or 1 night with a 5.
*_I like the lock feature_*
On my wish list! Love your videos
Great review
I have the DeWalt version of this because I was already heavily invested in their line, but this looks equally as cool and useful. Great for Milwaukee folks to have for sure! 👍
dewalts isnt pure sine wave
I like the pro and con approach. The entertainment value was also attractive.
Richard 👊
I like this plus I’m in the Milwaukee platform, great to have if you lose power for a short period of time
Purchased this power station a few months ago, as i really enjoyed this presentation.
Even though The Illuminating company is quite reliable, August 2003 lives on in NE Oh.
I will definitely be picking this up for both off grid tool usage and emergency backups. I have 10+ M18s, but only up to the 8A versions. If you compare this to other battery "generators" (I loathe that term), it is just a little more expensive for the initial investment. However even with the $899 power supply, once it's battery is depleted, that is all it can do. By keeping my M18s charged, I can swap them out for a longer overall run time. I also have some solar charging capacity that might be able to keep batteries charged for continuous rotation in case of longer term power outages. Honestly, for running tools, I expect this to keep running longer than I want to keep working. I really wish the MX batteries/power supply wasn't 3-4x more expensive. I just couldn't justify that one.
you build your own one 18volt 12amp its 500.00 4 its like $2,000 or more i build my own much better
Are we all just going to skip over the fact that the evil twin can absolutely freaking shred?! 🤘
Great video editing and guitar shredding! As for the power supply, itself, battery power is still way behind gasoline generators for long-term power outages. Good for camping and tailgating though.
Im in Milwaukee platform so I’m stuck with this but I feel like they missed the ball. The dewalt is a rapid charger.
I really do wish it was rapid. Takes a while to charge those big batteries
I talked to my boss a couple days ago about this. Would be useful for new construction so we could fire up the furnace and set gas pressures without having to wait on the electricians or main LP gas line to be ran.
I wouldn't mind one of these, and the price isn't too crazy. I have something like 14 or 15 batteries, though only 1 is a 12.0. I just acquired 2 more 5.0 batteries recently with that kit that Home Depot was selling. 2 5.0 batteries and a dual-charger for $199. And it's a simultaneous charger, charging both batteries at once. Much better than their 6-bay charger, that charges the batteries one at a time :P
I think it will be interesting to see if Harbor freight comes out with a Hercules version of this since they have the 12ah batteries for over 100 bucks cheaper 😉
Got 5 8 ah batrays for my carry on.. lovin it 👊😠⚡️
Clint, great video and playing classical guitar! I’m wondering if you can run a series of tests using each version of AH batteries and compare run times, etc? Thanks again!
This is a fantastic choice for those already with m18 bat trees, especially the 12ah. But for those without, I'd recommend a solar generator instead. At an msrp of $1700 with 4x12ah there are many solar generator options to suit your needs. And they will run devices while charging, that's a big fail IMHO on the Milwaukee. However you can replace the batt trees as needed on the Milwaukee, where as a solar generator when you reach the battery life cycles, it's kaput.
If you get new lithium phosphate solar generator like Bluetti or Ecoflow, in10 years in which it will be 80 percent. it might be 30 years before it goes dead.
it would be nice to have one for night time when the situation comes around.
After the local wallmart was discounting thier 40 v combos I picked up a chainsaw and blower with 4 amp hour batt for 75 and 100 💵 . I'd like to see a hart version of this.
I guess this power supply will go on my need-list. Sound awesome 👍💯😎💥. The only problem I don't like is that you can't charge individual batteries at a time. To have all battery on the charging port for the power supply to charge the batteries is disappointing. I think 🤔 that should be fix.
Love the special effects. Clint' is there anything you can't do?
Wonder how it does versus the dewalt 4 battery inverter
Very impressive power supply but what's more impressive is that geetar playing. 👍
Im interested to see how long this will last if you have a Dj controller + laptop + some speakers+ subwoofer. Asking for a camping friend
I want this tool. Awesome idea for on /off job sites. I have 8 5.0 Milwaukee battery’s. They come with tools or buy cheep. But the 12.0. I have 1 haha there $260 a piece!!
Aww Clint you missed a chance to call tornadoes a Toronado!
Jcm 800 nice!
I want to know how long will it run your refrigerator and if I plug a super charger into it how many 12s will it charge before its out of juice
At those prices it's just cheaper to go with a solar generator/gator. All lithium batt-Rays will deplete after so many charges anyway so look for the ones with a higher number of total charge ratings. LifePoe4's are especially nice but worth the price considering all the facts.
Can you do a comparison with the Ego power station?
I have this same type of unit in the dewalt have you tried this one and if yes which do you think is a better unit?
Did they ever fix the 12ah battery issue where one or more of their cells are discharged lower than the others due to not having a balance charger bms?
I went with the 8.0s because of this issue...
does the input plug in work with out the charger in use
As a person who lives in Cape Coral and had a direct experience with Ian and also a Milwaukee fan this is definitely on my want list. This would have been great when helping others run fans to dry out their flooded homes or keep food cold overnight without listening to a noisy and inefficient generator. Side note I was able to get my hands on a M18 chainsaw to help the cleanup effort and I love it.
Hey Justin I am in North Port and I also picked up the M18 Chainsaw and it's a beast
This doesn't have the output to run a refrigerator all night. I crunched the numbers.
If you’d like to include these numbers then we can talk
@@B-DINO please share your math as I will share mine.
12 amp hour battery is 216 watt hours 12x18
Times four batteries is 864 let’s round down to 850 for efficiency losses.
Fridge when running around 220w, on the high end. When considering the door will remain closed over night the fridge will not always been running. Multiple videos on UA-cam have shown watt usage of refrigerators both old and new. Some showing usage around 60 watts an hour
850/60 is 14 hours. Now let’s say this is all best case here and we look at worst case and the fridge took 220 watts an hour which would be running non stop like you left the door open. We are still just shy of 4 hours of use and CDC says the refrigerator contents are good for another 4 hours. Freezer contents even longer. Therefore during emergency use this is a good use of power. Not to mention we are assuming the user has no other batteries which is unlikely if they choose to buy this brand of inverter.
I visited family in Cape Coral during the first week of January this year and we went for a boat ride and saw the damage Ian caused… it was surreal seeing catamarans flipped over onto houses and other large boats stuck on lawns etc…
That's is expensive compared to dewalts.
personally, incase of power-outrage I have a gas generator that runs my whole house or when I do jobs in ranch where electricity not available I use my 3k-watt vehicle inverter to run heavy tools or charge batteries.
👍hilarious
We’re living in a world where you can charge your power tool batteries with your power tool batteries
Charge it up at Vinces house n use it for your laundry n it will pay for itself thx VCG😬 👍
I have the ryobi 40 volt generator I’ll stick with it same warranty as the Milwaukee I paid $629 with 2 6ah hp batteries
And you don't have to use it with 4 batteries right?
@@masterkilla77 yeah you only need one battery to run it idk if in this video you need all 4 batteries in
so does the power supply only work if you have 4 battery in charge ?
Nice piece of kit
Wonder how long g it would keep the fridge running before the batteries ran out
It would probably depend on a few things. Most importantly how much power the fridge draws the size and age of the fridge would probably make a big difference. How much the fridge is opened will have a big impact on the amount of time too, because the fridge will have to run more to keep the set temp if it’s being opened a lot. The efficiency of the inverter will have a bit of an impact. Of course the size of the batteries will matter too. You could get a rough estimate how long it will run something by taking the smallest amp hour battery you have in the machine and multiply by 72 (because the batteries are 18v nominal, but you have 4 of them). So let’s say your smallest battery is 5ah that’s 360 usable watt hours. I’d take a little off that for efficiency losses and more if your batteries are old and don’t last as long as they did when they were new. Let’s say you take 10% off that total. That would leave you with 324 hours. If you have a little fridge or cooler that only takes 50 watts, you should be able to run it over 6 hours, but if you try to run that big fridge in the video, that thing might consume 300 watts and may only run it for a bit over an hour. If the fridge wasn’t open very often, it would last longer than that though.
@@rob-toolsandtech2521 Thanks Rob
Not that I'll buy one, but I take it milwaukee will fit UK type 3 pin sockets on that unit before shipping over?
I built my own, it's only 1500/3000 but that's plenty for me. Mine also has the advantage of running on either 3 or 6 batteries, and it's much more compact. But mine will not charge, the batteries have to be removed to charge. Also, mine only cost about $300 in parts to build. I'm happy with mine, but this is cool for those who don't have the knowledge to build their own like I do.
Do you have a build guide?
@@James-dx9ho Not yet, but I'm thinking about making a full 1800W one and doing a build guide on that. I want to start a UA-cam channel for tech and DIY stuff.
No just buy a power station atleast you can add solar charging you also know how much is going in and out and how long of a run time you have
66 decibels? That's louder than the honda eu2000i or am I missing something? I want to hear it running before I even consider it. Hey can you comment on how loud it is?
whats a Batray ??
First with a thumbs up Clint!
$600 is a lot for an inverter.
Hey, nice video!
Do you think this thing would run a 1500w portable heater? I am in Canada, and I sense we will lose electricity this winter LOL.
I have one, it will run the heater
@@brandonhiggs88 yeah but not for long right?
@@Got2Learn haven't tested run time yet, I only used it on a heater for one night and didn't run constantly as it was only heating a truck camper. one thing that's funny is with 4 5.0ah batteries on it I can charge 4 5.0ah batteries and still have one bar of juice left.
@@brandonhiggs88 how many watts was the heater pulling?
@@Got2Learn it's a 1200 watt heater and would kick on and off as it wasn't heating a huge area and still had two bars in the morning. This was only using 5.0ah batteries
It’s not a battery. I’m just happy to see you, but if Ryobi has one as well, I would be even happier.
Still waiting for review of the Milwaukee snow blower! (Lol)
Poor Clint. HIs evil twin never told him that the classical music is metal w/o the distortion! Maybe you should talk to yourself.....errrr..... to your "twin" more often! Thanks for the feedback on this power supply. It's lil brother- the 175 inverter- will power a Peavey 6505+ 100w head for a bit! lol.
I want a Honda
I subscribed finally cause I like your reviews but not to be a Debbie downer but I haven’t seen if this is packout accessible , it doesn’t look like it but still interested
I was interested in Milwaukee MX fuel 3600/1800 awhile ago, but that price was insane. I then purchased the Ryobi inverter since I have a lot of the Ryobi 40v batteries. Some of the things mentioned in this review makes me happy I have the Ryobi instead of this Milwaukee. The Ryobi has been fantastic each time my power went out.
I'm afraid too see the price of the ryobi 40v 12ah batteries, especially wanting 4 of them
This is ridiculously overpriced too. Add in the 12ah batteries and you’re talking $1700 for a 860wh battery pack.
Don't worry ppl they will make another one with digital screen and 3 outlets you can run at the same time and charge the batteries to use the outlets
It looks like a great product but you do need all 4 batteries to run it and in the case of an emergency you may not have all 4 batteries charged and ready to use (Mowing Lawn, Cutting Trees, Contractor etc) thus it becomes useless since you can't power it up at all unless you use 4 batteries. I do understand the voltage and power output constraints if you use less batteries say 2 or even one but the ability to run the power station on a single or Two batteries with light loads such as LED lights or a small heater or communication radio or LED television or charge a phone etc could be a tremendous assist during power outages or in a remote area. This although a good product, does not help much in an emergency especially since it's a slow charger and you will need maybe 2-3 hours or more to get the batteries charged and in case of a tornado warning etc that is a no go.
ryobi 40v power supply
>Bat-tray
U WOT M8?
So how many hours would this actually keep a refrigerator going? With Hurricane
Ian my power was out for five days. Thinking this wouldn’t last… and can’t recharge.
He only tested it for 2 hours. I have heard it would last 20-30 hours. I would like to see a real test though.
Also since it doesn't charge with solar makes it a short term solution for a power outage.
Ooh, that really spensive like Clint 🤨😒🤨😒🤨
What’s the model number?
Why didn't they make it a fast or rapid charger?
Could it be that rapid charging is hard on batteries? Especially when you ram them full to the max.
@@HuFlungDung2 that makes sense
Hi Clint,
When you remove one battery does it keep the unit running long enough to hot swap with a full battery without interrupting the device your trying to keep powered? Or does it shut off immediately?
Will it run a heater ? And for how long?
A 1500 watt space heater, with 4 8aH batteries, about 15-20 minutes, at best.
Big problems, Milwaukee's new carry on, apart from the plugs being upside down, very annoying if you're putting in a two pin plug, the big problem, switched on but not in use the batteries die in 40 hours, even the big 12 amp, so if you are using this as a backup for anything, maybe for a sump pump,forget it
Ima charge my batrayys then use those for the generator to charge those batrayyss
But could it charge a tesla?
Kool
And it will run 5 to 6 batteries
Pure sine wave?
yes it is.
The one problem with the battery powered power supply used as a backup during and after any storms and there’s no power to charge the batteries for a period of time, a dual fuel powered generator would be the preferred choice and some gas stations will have a backup generator for the gas pumps and propane pump, I can see the battery powered power supply being used while camping 🏕.
Smeeesh that like button. 👀👉🏼 👍🏽
That's real nahslaik
800 dollars in batteries would buy a good generator
this unit would have been alot better if it was a rapid charger version.
That windy segment looked like my house with Fiona CLINT... 🌀🌬️🌴
Just like the RYOBI power station the technology has not matured enough for these devices as of yet to be viable for long term use.. No solar panel or wind charging capability, no multiple battery input capability for the inverter like chained LiFePO 100amp, no car charging capability...
Okay CLINT this may be nit picking but there are already too many options with those capabilities in the market to waste $700~$1300 on such limited devices.
MAYBE, if it had solar charging. We lost power for 4 days from Ian, without solar panels this would be useless! I have a gas generator running most of the house, these battery-operated units can't do that.
I don’t see it as a replacement for the gas generator. But I would like to have used it to keep the fridge going overnight and not have to worry about running the generator over night or theft. I think it would be more efficient to recharge during the day on generator and run only the fridge and phone chargers overnight but I may be wrong. Luckily we had nice cool nights after Ian in SWFL.
@@aydelotte0116 I concur, thanks for response!
Tell your evil twin that that was badass!
I wonder why Milwaukee didn't make this in there mx fuel line???. Also it look like the evil twin plays the hell out of that guitar.
They did, over a year ago I think. MXF002-2XC is a kit with 2 batteries, $1650 on Amazon right now, $2200 at HD.
What the hell is a 🦇 ray
Milwaukee seems to be iffy lately.
Will you play nickel back in the next tool review ? Lol
It's pronounced "TORNAYDAH" Flint! Tornaydah! Geeeeesh
🤣🤣🤣 my bad 👊
Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
Amen brother
Q: Will this power up my six zones of air conditioning and two Tesla EV’s? 😂😂😂
This is a purchase for only the commercial account or company credit card. Hell nah I wouldn’t buy this with my paycheck money
I like the evil twin brother better. Sorry Clint! 👍
Gas is King & what real men use like gas & diesel trucks brother!
God Bless American & Gas Power Generators!
I'll pass. Those people in Florida without power for weeks. Some will be a month minimum. I have plenty of fuel. You can't even hear my Honda.
everyone loves to bitch about regular (non-fast) charging
but nobody wants to talk about how lithium cells tend to last longer and produce more power over their lifetime when charged slower
Wait !!! Lmao 700 bucks and it's only a standard charger
You're looking at 4- 12.0 batteries at a price of around $250 each so that's going to cost over $1,000 dollars ➕ the generator your spending over $1,700 dollars. Also you can only run 1 thing at a time so there's a lot to think about before buying this. Still I like this from Milwaukee but will have to wait and see what kind of deal I can get.👍💯 Have a good day brother 🙏
if you are not in milwaukee line, there is another lithuim battery which can generate 8000 watts but the price is 4k, it seems how much you pay how much you get.