Tool Battery Adapter Auxiliary 12-24V Power Supply
The USA-made molded battery tool docking stations are designed to fit either Dewalt, Makita, or Milwaukee 18-20 Volt battery packs. Save money on batteries by using these adaptable, USA-made, Amish-built power stations to power 12-24 Volt DC electronics, equipment, and appliances. Great for outdoor enthusiasts to use the same battery packs in tools, GPS, phones, and other battery-intensive devices.
Priced a la carte, using the drop-down boxes. Select the battery pack type, and the prices will incrementally add for each pack selected. To deselect, click on “Please Select” again.
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Description / Tool Battery Adapter Auxiliary 12-24V Power Supply
The 12V model comes standard with a cigarette lighter plug, only in either a 5 Amp option
24V model options, 2.1 mm straight connector.
The innovative Amish who live off-grid have developed a molded power-tool battery-pack docking station that accepts three of the most popular battery types.
The actual outputs will be 13 volts and 24 volts, for use with 12-volt and 24-volt systems, available in a standard 5 A rating. (Recommend using only the 20 amp battery packs for 15 amp use and the 2-pole trailer plug). A mating 2-pole plug end is available at most auto parts stores if not already attached to the equipment. Make selections using the drop-down boxes.
All the mm and cigarette lighter connectors assume the center post or red wire as positive for polarity, if you have a negative polarity for the center post please note it in the comment box at checkout. Your current power supply or equipment that uses mm plugs should have a diagram showing a half-circle and a center post, with lines pointing to the center and outer circle, and either + or -; you are looking to ensure the center post is +. See the pictured example of a transformer. (the last picture to the right)
The molded battery pack docking station works like a power tool, securely holding the battery in place in any position. It is more than just a black box with some wiring; it contains electronic circuitry that regulates the selected voltage and triggers an automatic shutdown or a warning buzzer when the battery reaches its low-power limit. The convenient on/off switch is located on the unit.
These units do not recharge the batteries; you will still need a battery-charging docking station that comes with the power tools and charges the battery the same way you charge them. The Amish have multiple battery packs and use either solar charging stations or charge while running generators for short-term uses. The Battery Pack is also not included as pictured.
All products that we sell carry a 1-year warranty.