Milwaukee M18 18V Lithium-Ion PACKOUT 6-Port Rapid Charger

The MILWAUKEE® M18™ PACKOUT™ Six Bay RAPID Charger is the first dedicated charging solution compatible with MILWAUKEE® PACKOUT™ modular storage system. This Six Bay RAPID Charger charges two batteries simultaneously, up to 40% faster than other Milwaukee Tool standard rate chargers. Manage six batteries and consolidate your charging experience. Spend less time swapping batteries on the jobsite. This battery charger is optimized for transportation and storage on and off the jobsite. Integrate this charger into your PACKOUT™ modular storage system, and experience unmatched charging portability. Bring this charger with you, either on your PACKOUT™ stack or by utilizing the convenient carrying handle. The Milwaukee M18™ PACKOUT™ Six Bay RAPID Charger includes (1) USB-A port, allowing users to charge small personal electronics such as phones, tablets, and headlights. Store your personal electronics on either side of the charger with storage caddies. The M18™ PACKOUT™ Six Bay RAPID Charger provides users with REDUCED DOWNTIME, & UNMATCHED PORTABILITY.

• Charge (2) batteries simultaneously, one on each side, at RAPID charge rate
• Fully compatible with the PACKOUT™ Modular Storage System
• Compatible with all M18™ batteries
• (6) M18™ bays
• Charge personal electronic devices with (1) USB-A (2.1A) Port
• Batteries securely latch to charger
• Store personal devices in storage caddies
• Cord wrap clip provides users with a convenient way to store their cord when not in use​
• Consolidate number of chargers on the jobsite and improve cord management
• Wall-mountable via PACKOUT™ Mounting, Plate (48-22-8485). (Refer to PACKOUT™ Mounting Plate user manual for mounting capacities)
• REDLINK Intelligence: Optimizes charge rates based on the battery type and temperature to minimize charge duration and maximize battery lifespan
• Power source: AC
• 5-year warranty
• Includes: (1) 48-59-1809 MILWAUKEE M18™ PACKOUT™ Six Bay RAPID Charger
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