Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery GRAPHITE 18V 2.0Ah, model 58G001-1

Rechargeable GRAPHITE 18V Li-Ion battery with 2.0Ah capacity provides a compact, replaceable energy source for tools and devices built on an 18V Li-Ion platform. The pack is intended for cordless drills, drivers, small saws and other portable equipment that accept an 18V battery format. It offers longer runtime compared with lower-capacity cells while remaining lightweight and easy to install, making it suitable for DIY, maintenance and professional jobs that require readily available spare power.

Advantages

The battery delivers steady voltage under typical load conditions and benefits from the higher energy density of lithium-ion chemistry, resulting in extended run time in the same form factor. Its compact design and standardized 18V interface allow quick replacement and compatibility with a range of tools that share the platform. The rechargeable nature reduces the need for disposable cells and supports repeated cycles of use. The 2.0Ah capacity balances runtime and weight for general-purpose applications.

Suitable for

• Cordless drills and drivers that accept 18V Li-Ion packs
• Lightweight portable saws, sanders and rotary tools
• Home improvement, assembly and maintenance tasks
• Worksites where a spare, easily swappable battery is needed

Key specifications

• Nominal voltage: 18 V
• Capacity: 2.0 Ah (2000 mAh)
• Battery chemistry: Lithium‑ion (Li‑Ion)
• Typical application: portable power for cordless tools
• Form factor: compact pack compatible with 18V tool platforms

How to use

Ensure the tool is switched off before installing the battery. Align the battery pack with the tool’s battery bay and slide or click it into place until the locking mechanism engages. Use the compatible charger specified by the tool or battery manufacturer to recharge the pack; follow charger indicators and disconnect when charging is complete. Store the battery in a cool, dry place when not in use and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If the battery becomes unusually hot, emits a smell or shows physical damage, stop using it and follow local disposal regulations.

Usage recommendations

For best lifespan, charge the battery after use and avoid deep discharge where possible. Use the original or compatible charger designed for 18V Li‑Ion packs, and rotate spare batteries to maintain availability during extended work. Observe safety guidelines provided with your tools and dispose of exhausted batteries at approved recycling points.