3.6AH Ni-MH 3.6V Battery For Black&Decker VP100 Versapak VP100 VP110 VP600 VP660
- Type: Ni-MH
- Voltage: 3.6V
- Capacity: 3600mAh
- Weight: 180g per battery with package
- Factory outlet, providing the best deal and professional after-sale service
- FCC, CE and RoHS certified, 100% compatible with the originals and may exceed the performance of OEM products
- No memory effect, can be charged or discharged as needed without loss of capacity
- Safeguard features against incorrect voltage, short circuit or internal overheating
About Creabest:
Creabest is a popular worldwide brand who has its own manufacturer providing a full line of power tool and vacuum batteries and chargers. 20 years of Research & Development and manufacturing experience makes us more professional on quality control, user experience and after-sale services. We now meet our customers directly and offer the best deal, please buy with confidence.
Replacement Part:
Black&Decker:383900-004,151995-02,388183-00
This is a 4.5" long battery pack, does NOT replace Type 2 (shorter battery)
Compatible Models: (Please search with "Ctrl+F")
Black&Decker
S100,S110,
- VP100, VP110, VP130,
VP230, VP321, VP368, VP510, VP130K, VP600, VP650, VP660, VP940,
VP1800-A T1, VP215-A T1,
VP2000, VP3621, VP4000, VP4100, VP4200, VP4300, VP7221, VP7221C, VP7251,VP7251C
Black & Decker Versapak VP-100
Announcements:
1. Please don't store the batteries for a long time, it need to be used at least once a month.
2. If it’s necessary, please using a cotton swab with alcohol to clean the battery contacts.
3. After long-time using in your power tools, please fully rest the batteries.
4. Before recharging the batteries, please make sure that the batteries have already cooled down.
5. For safe transportation, the batteries have not been full charged, after three cycles (full charge and full discharge for three times), the batteries can reach the best condition.
6. When your power tools are stuck and unable to run, please don't force it to run. Otherwise excessive current will burn down the batteries. The right way is that pulling the tools back and running the tools again smoothly.
