The primary distinction lies in
the motors: most M18 tools use
brushed motors, while brushless
motors power ALL M18 FUEL tools.
Brushless technology offers improved
efficiency, longer tool and battery life
, reduced motor wear, and enhanced
durability, making M18 FUEL tools ideal
for daily professional use.
The MILWAUKEE® searchlight
has a pivoting head that provides
1,250 lumens of TRUEVIEW™ High
Definition Output and over
730 yards of beam distance to
spot objects and areas at a far distance.
Brushless drills offer superior
performance, longer runtime, and
increased durability, making
them an excellent choice for
professionals or those tackling
heavy-duty projects. On the other
hand, brushed drills are reliable and
more budget-friendly options for
lighter projects.
The high power LED
searchlight can run up
to 4 hours on flood mode
and spot/flood mode,
7 hours on spot mode and
5 hours on strobe mode
with an M18™ REDLITHIUM™
XC 5.0 Battery Pack attached.
More wraps or turns around
each pole gives the motor
more torque and a lower kv
(rpm per volt). More turns will
allow the motor to turn a bigger
propeller, and fewer turns will limit
the torque so it can turn a small
prop at high speed.
As a general practice,
it is best to unplug battery
chargers and remove
batteries when not in use.
No battery pack damage will
occur, however, if the charger
and battery pack are left plugged in.
12V and 18 V Li-Ion batteries in the
12 and 18 V Li-Ion Combo Charger.
Milwaukee® batteries feature
different voltages. Voltage
impacts weight, charge time,
runtime and compatibility with
various tools. For example,
a Milwaukee® M18™ provides
18 volts and lasts longer than
a Milwaukee® M12™ battery,
which offers 12 volts.
