M18 Battery Terminal Power Adapter PCB (2-Pack)

Name: M18 Battery Terminal Power Adapter PCB (2-Pack)
SKU: 36254
Price: 6.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Easy, economical clip-on spade terminal to tap power off M18 batteries.

Designed by RyanBates in United States of America

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Easy, economical clip-on spade terminal to tap power off M18 batteries.

What is it? Clip-on PCBs with spade terminals compatible with Milwaukee M18 battery packs. Easy integration, secure mounting, quick change adapters to add battery power to your DIY Projects. This pro…

What is it?

Clip-on PCBs with spade terminals compatible with Milwaukee M18 battery packs. Easy integration, secure mounting, quick change adapters to add battery power to your DIY Projects. This product does not has low voltage battery sense. You might be mindful of the battery voltage when using; do not over-discharge your battery packs. This exposes the high current terminals of your battery pack- use with extreme caution! Wires, ATC fuse, Screw terminals, 3D printed part, and battery are not included.

Why did you make it?

Cost effective / versatile solution make a project battery powered with M18 ecosystem.

What makes it special?

Cheaper than all other solutions available. In line ATC fuse to protect those prototypes.

Included: 2 PCBs, (4) spade terminals, (2) fuse holder pairs, (2) 1206 ~3k ohm resistors, (2) 1206 leds.

Not Included: Screw Terminal, ATC fuse, battery, 3D printed clip (this 3D file is linked so you can print it!), M3 hardware, M3 threaded insert (M3 inserts are optional).

The files 3D printable clip are available, see links below. There are two versions both functionally the same just uses different hardware to attach to the PCB. Differences are: one model for M3 threaded inserts, one model for M3 thread-forming plastic screws. The later is more economical.