vhbw Replacement battery for Makita DSC250ZK, DRS780, DRS780Z, DRT50, DRT50ZJX2, DSC250 power tool / 18 V Li-Ion batteries; 1500 mAh
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
- High-quality, compatible battery with high capacity for use in your power tools e.g.electric hand drills, hammer drills, sanders, cordless screwdrivers, strapping tool as well as radios, handsaws or lawn trimmers
- This battery is also ideal as a second battery
- Our batteries and cells fulfil all operational safety guidelines
Content of delivery:
- 1x battery
- Battery type: Li-Ion - no memory effect
- Capacity: 1500 mAh
- Voltage: 18 V
- Energy: 27 Wh
- Number of cells: 5
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 11.6 x 7.6 x 4.8 cm
- Weight: 346 g
- Colour: black
- Makita DSC250ZK
- Makita DRS780
- Makita DRS780Z
- Makita DRT50
- Makita DRT50ZJX2
- Makita DSC250
- To ensure compatibility, please check to see whether the battery you are currently using is listed below.
Replacement for:
- Sprintus 119121
- Makita BL1815N
Legal Notices & Product Compliance
Documents: The operating instructions applicable to this product, together with further legally required product documentation, can be found directly within the product listing or on the seller's website.
Transport: Lithium ion batteries are subject to dangerous goods regulations. Private individuals may transport these batteries by road without additional requirements.When shipped by third parties, for example by air freight or forwarding agents, specific packaging and labelling requirements must be observed. A qualified dangerous goods specialist must be consulted when preparing the shipment.Only ship batteries if both the battery and its housing are undamaged. Cover exposed contacts with insulating tape and package the battery securely to prevent movement within the packaging.
Disposal Information:
Do not dispose of batteries with household waste.
Fully discharge the battery before disposal.
Cover exposed contacts with insulating tape.
Batteries and packaging materials must be recycled in an environmentally responsible manner.
In accordance with Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 July 2023, defective or used batteries must be collected separately and disposed of through the authorised waste management and recycling systems operating within the respective EU member state. Collection points for battery disposal are available through local retailers and on the website of the relevant environmental authority.