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Ozito PXC 18V 4.0Ah Lithium-Ion Battery 3-Pack $99 + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store/ OnePass) @ Bunnings

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Here's a picture of the front and back of the box.

Saw this today whilst at Bunnings. Bit annoyed I paid $99 for 2 in the last deal, but them's the breaks. 5 batteries should be enough…

Employee told me they stocked the shelves 2 days ago.

Note: Doesn't come with a charger.

  • Compatible With OzitoPXC Range
  • 3 x 4.0Ah Batteries
  • Built In Charge Check

These high capacity Ozito PXC 18V 4.0Ah Batteries provide reliable power and extended runtimes, so you’ll spend less time waiting and more time doing. Whether it’s a drill, sander, jigsaw, mower, blower or hedge trimmer, pair these with any tool from the Ozito PXC home and garden range for your next DIY project.

The 4.0Ah Battery can be charged within 75mins with the PXC Fast Charger or 160mins with the Standard Charger.

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  • +8

    great price for a 3-pack

  • +26

    Item number is 0417097

    Stock check looks healthy.

    Great price for three!

    • +1

      Wow what magic is this?

      • +3

        Credit to vu

  • +6

    27 at Cockburn to save you looking.

    • +8

      Had to look up to see where it was as I thought you misspelled lol

    • +4

      You have done it again (apply the ointment on the burn)

    • Hi fellow Cockburner

      • I prefer Treebian cause I have never Cockburn

    • +1

      27c shouldn’t be hot enough to cause the burn but sure I will have a look.

    • +1

      30 At Bibra Lake for those who come late and want to know who has stock nearby.

  • Damn. This is great! I just got gifted a Hitachi Koki(?) drill with one battery and no charger though.
    Leaving me with Makita, Ozito and Hikoki gear now

    • +1
      • are these any good? i have heard nightmare stories with these things.

        • Being 3d printed it probably won't stand up to much abuse but should be ok if you look after your tools reasonably

        • Ive seen them but can't vouch for them.

        • I'm about to buy some of Aliexpress, Ozito to Bosch, Makita. Way cheaper and I think they're molded plastic, not 3D printed.

  • Good price, but I don't need 3. Anyone interested to share a pack? Location Ryde.

    • +1

      Get a mower, you will need more than 3.

    • +10

      I'll take all 3 off your hands for $70

      • Best I can do is 350

    • +13

      I don't need 3 either (own about 8 x 4Ah and 8 x 2Ah), but that never stops me from snapping a bargain! Those multiple unopened boxes of batteries need company!!!

      :-)

    • Hi there. Yes definitely keen for 1!
      PM me plz :)

      • I need two, location Hills shire council, Sydney

      • Can't send pm to you

    • yeah sure

    • I need 1 and 1/2…..

  • +7

    The earlier $99 for 2 deal included a dual charger.

    Doesn't look like this deal includes any charger, which is good for those of us already owning numerous chargers.

    • +1

      You must not have installed a charger in your toilet yet 😁

  • Already got too many batteries. How many do I need for an electric car conversion?

    Can we petition this to be in the CPI? It is like deflationary!

    • +3

      Riding your mower, eh? Better than trying to use the hedge trimmer to fly like a witch

    • +2

      You joke, but 6 is great for an eBike conversion. They will charge in series.

      • Got a website with instructions?

        • instructions for using a battery?? 2 in series for 36V. Safest if you listened in high school, and know ohms law etc. But these packs have built-in protection from overload, under-charge, over-heat etc. Much less knowledge needed than starting with naked cells.

          The hard part is mounting them. A 3D-printed connector would be nice, but you could used duct tape and spade crimp terminals :-)

          • @bargaino:

            instructions for using a battery??

            No

            6 is great for an eBike conversion.

            Ebike conversion.

            Simple questions I wouldn't bother asking.

            • @netjock: Well what do you need to know? There are a million websites on ebike conversion.
              Kits are often sold without batteries, so you choose your own.

          • @bargaino:

            Safest if you listened in high school,

            They don't teach electronics as a core subject in my state sadly.

            • +1

              @Clear: Surely the basics of electricity in science class? Everyone needs to understand volts and amps, no?

              … I just checked the curriculum, and i think kids need extension class or atar physics to learn that. It must have been removed to fit all the politics in.
              This country is doomed, the Chinese will eat us.

              • @bargaino: Certainly not when I was in high school. Well very very basic.

                • +1

                  @Clear: Well very very basic. "Don't lick the 9V batteries…"

                  • @DashCam AKA Rolts: I remember someone managing to set the batteries on fire and an explosion. Certainly not the first or last time we had bombs go off.

              • @bargaino: Eat us? I'm thinking more a Matrix solution. Do you think they'll connect us in parallel or series?

                • +1

                  @freefall101: Maybe "eat us alive" is the metaphor I was looking for, in any competition.

              • @bargaino: i told my son ok to dump language and do science …. i’d rather he’s good at english and science than bad at koori or chinese ….gues it depends what you think will be useful in life and get you a job ….

    • +6

      If you have a Dyson V6/V7/V8, you can buy Ozito to Dyson adapter and use spare batteries that way.
      See: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/313992636855

      These adapters also utilize ON/OFF switch, so there's no need to hold down the power button.
      Works really well. Can vac entire neighborhood with all the spare Ozito batteries I have ;)

      • +1

        I like the idea, but $89!!! Seems a lot of cheaper Dewalt, Makita & Milwaukee adapters, but not much love for Ozito…

        • It's $79 for all of those, not really a lot cheaper.

          The $29.90 is for the wall mount. But the biggest shame is the lack of Xiaomi adaptors :(

      • Brilliant tip. Thanks. Wish I knew about this before recently replacing our Dyson battery!
        Always wondered why the heck they didn't do snap on batteries. Seems like such a lost opportunity. Now I believe other brands have beat them to it.

      • Wow thats such a good tip. Have you used this? I got a V7 atm

  • +6

    I love it when some marketplace guys list one battery for $65 and the listing is there forever

    • i don't love it, i would like the price to decrease.

  • Has anyone tried using these in Ryobi tools with an adapter?

    • +1

      Works. Also works with makita stuff as well but I honestly just use it on the torch.

      • Awesome. I've just recently bought the 18Vx2 mower but I have tonnes of Ryobi gear, so this is good news.

      • I didn't know they are compatible.

        • +1

          You can get 3D printed adapters. As long as the voltage is the same and it will physically fit with the adapter, it'll work

      • How much is the conversion adapter?
        Where do you get it?

        • eBay has them. $35-$50.

    • Yep, works a treat

    • Work perfectly with Milwaukee via an adapter.

      Wish Ozito had bigger than 4.0AH.

      • +2

        They have 5.2ah

      • +1

        Or 21700 packs.

  • Must resist. Great price though.

    • +3

      I should have resisted as well.

      The shop guy said, as far as he knew, that this wasn't a once off thing, but you never know.

  • Does anyone know these are a boxed 3 pack in store?

  • +9

    I wish EGO had battery discounts from time to time. :(

  • +3

    Wish they would bring in their advanced batteries or more sales on the 5.2 ah.

    Aldi have moved to 21700 based 4ah and 8ah batteries.

    • 21700 are just bigger than 18650 nothing advanced here.

      • +1

        I don't know what the "advanced" was about, but 21700 cells will provide higher current than 18650

      • +1

        It's the controller that is more advanced on the Einhell (and other brand) 21700 batteries.

        You can select high capacity, or high cycle life. So for infrequent use, you use the full battery capacity. For frequent use, you can use the middle 70% or so capacity, to reduce wear, and get 3x the cycle life. Good for use on things like Dyson vacuums via an adapter ;)

        I imagine part of the reason we are seeing cheap batteries currently is Ozito are getting rid of all the 18650 stock before they bring in the 21700 based batteries.

  • +2

    0 in Caboolture, can people run mobile meth labs with these batteries?

    • +8

      I'd say not because there is still 64 in Cairns.

    • +5

      I asked my dodgy neighbour who recently got back from prison and although it was hard to understand him due to the lack of teeth, the response went along the lines of 'hypothetically, if I knew how to run one and i'm not saying that I do, no it would not'

      • You get an Ozito to Ryobi battery Adapter, then get the Ryobi power inverter and run the appliances off that.

        • +3

          its adapters all the way down…

  • Thanks I'm going to hook these up to my escooter for more battery.

  • Is my calculation correct that these contain 14.4AH at 5v DC? So equivelent to a 144000 MAH battery bank?

    • +3

      Huh? There is no 5V, just use watt-hours. 4x18 = 72Wh.

      Your powerbank specs are probably total BS, but may be based on the 3.6v nominal cell voltage, definitely not on the 5V output. They have successfully tricked you.

      • I am asking, this battery if converted to 5v through a dc-dc converter, would provide 14.4 AH at 5v which is 144000 mAH??? Im not referencing anything else other than calculations.

        • -1

          You said "equivelent to a 144000 MAH battery bank" which is based on a false assumption that the rating applies to the 5V output.
          Your arithmetic (18/5 x 4 = 14.4) is correct, but that does not allow for losses in conversion.

          • @bargaino: Something doesn't add up.

            These are 10 x 2000mah 3.6v cells

            So 20,000 mah @ 3.6v

            How can it be over 100,000 at 5v?

            • @Duff5000: Correct these ozito packs are 5x 2A cells in parallel which makes 4A. So 10x 2,000mAh 18650 cells which is 20,000mAh in 'powerbank language'.

        • +1

          It would be 14,400 mAh, not 144,000.

          • @bio: I was about to say, seems like out by a factor of 10.

            They have gone 144x 1000 not 14.4 x 1000

          • @bio: yeh, he slipped a zero. That's what happens when you use such inappropriate units.

            But the battery banks he refers to use such stupid units in order to impress people with big numbers, and to fool them. Which works.
            Those X,000mAh battery packs are X,000 at 3.6V.

            • @bargaino: They all use the same system so im not too worried. They should all move to Watt hours though.

  • Already got too many Ozito batteries to justify this but wow nice to see a callback to what these batteries used to cost when Aldi did theirs at $29.

  • Tempted

  • Wish there is an Ozito battery adaptor to resurrect my Trouver vacuum.

    • +7

      I think you just justified buying a 3D printer.

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