18v to 12v converter milwaukee how to#
18v to 12v converter milwaukee portable#

You first need to determine the watts required. Posted 10:18 (#3572563 - in reply to #3572516) Subject: RE: 18V Milwaukee Battery and Electronics help please! Need to know amp draw of (breast? ) pump to spec component. Posted 10:11 (#3572547 - in reply to #3572516) Subject: Re: 18V Milwaukee Battery and Electronics help please! (Circuit board 2.JPG) Attachments - Suction.jpg (22KB - 149 downloads) Battery.JPG (48KB - 133 downloads) Power Socket.JPG (48KB - 136 downloads) Circuit board 1.JPG (57KB - 150 downloads) Circuit board 2.JPG (36KB - 164 downloads) The pictures show the circuit board that is inside the red adapter that slides on the battery.ĭo you guys have any ideas on such a cold day? Edited by Al Swearingen 09:58 I'll just use a real simple two wire plug to connect the suction to the power. The main reason I got it was so I had something to slide on the battery with the terminals on it, the rest of it I can gut and put in what I need back in. I bought a little adapter to slide on the battery, it has a USB port to charge cell phones, and a small round pin outlet that is 12V but very low amps.

18v to 12v converter milwaukee how to#

Here is the question: How to I get the 18V to 12V? The Milwaukee can be up to a 18V 4.0 amp hour. The factory battery for the suction is a 12V 2.5 amp hour battery. So my thought is if I can rig up a Milwaukee battery to it I can just swap the batteries easy when they get dead and I think they will last longer to begin with. You have to take the machine apart to change the batteries, so its not like I can do a quick change when the battery dies, we need to plug it into a power outlet. The batteries don't seem to last very long, they are an old style battery that goes from lasting for half the day to lasting 5 minutes in about 6 months.

18v to 12v converter milwaukee portable#

The small suction machine is portable Divilbiss battery powered suction. I have some Milwaukee tools that are the 18V set up, I would like to make an adapter that will provide 12v to run a small suction machine. Posted 09:54 (#3572516) Subject: 18V Milwaukee Battery and Electronics help please! ( logon | register )ġ8V Milwaukee Battery and Electronics help please! Jump to page : 1 Now viewing page 1