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Bosch Starter-Set 18 V 1x PBA 18V 6.0Ah W-C Akku 6,0 Ah + AL 18V-44 Ladegerät ( 1600A032A8 )

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Bosch Starter-Set 18 V 1x PBA 18V 6.0Ah W-C Akku 6,0 Ah + AL 18V-44 Ladegerät ( 1600A032A8 )Lieferumfang: 1x Bosch AL 18V 44 Ladegert 14,4 18 V 4,4 A 1x Bosch PBA 18V 6. 0Ah W C Akku 18 V 6,0 Ah Produktbeschreibung: Das Bosch AL 18V 44 Ladegert ist die ideale Lsung, um Ihre 18V Akkus aus der Home & Garden Serie schnell und effizient aufzuladen. Es ist kompatibel mit allen 18V Akkus aus der POWER FOR ALL Reihe, sodass ein einziges Ladegert fr das gesamte Home & Garden Werkzeugsystem verwendet werden kann. Mit einer Schnellladefunktion, die

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- 1x Bosch AL 18V-44 Ladegerät 14,4 - 18 V 4,4 A
- 1x Bosch PBA 18V 6.0Ah W-C Akku 18 V 6,0 Ah

Produktbeschreibung:

Das Bosch AL 18V-44 Ladegerät ist die ideale Lösung, um Ihre 18V-Akkus aus der Home & Garden-Serie schnell und effizient aufzuladen. Es ist kompatibel mit allen 18V-Akkus aus der POWER FOR ALL-Reihe, sodass ein einziges Ladegerät für das gesamte Home & Garden Werkzeugsystem verwendet werden kann. Mit einer Schnellladefunktion, die einen 4,0-Ah-Akku in etwa 59 Minuten vollständig auflädt, können Sie schnell wieder mit Ihren Projekten fortfahren. Das Ladegerät verfügt über eine integrierte Wandhalterung und Gummifüße, die für einen sicheren Stand auf allen Oberflächen sorgen, und ermöglicht eine praktische und platzsparende Aufbewahrung.

Der Bosch PBA 18V 6.0Ah W-C Akku bietet eine hervorragende Leistung und eine lange Lebensdauer, die ihn zu einer perfekten Wahl für umfangreiche DIY-Projekte machen. Mit einer sehr langen Laufzeit ermöglicht dieser Akku die Durchführung auch der anspruchsvollsten Arbeiten, ohne dass ein häufiges Aufladen erforderlich ist. Besonders geeignet ist der PBA 18V 6.0Ah W-C Akku für leistungsintensive Anwendungen wie Rasenmähen, Staubsaugen oder Sägearbeiten, bei denen eine konstante Energieversorgung über längere Zeiträume erforderlich ist. Dank seiner Flexibilität können mit diesem Akku rund 40 verschiedene DIY-, Garten- und Haushaltsgeräte betrieben werden, wodurch er Platz und Geld spart. Der Akku gehört zur POWER FOR ALL-Reihe, was bedeutet, dass ein Akku und ein Ladegerät für das gesamte Home & Garden Gerätesystem verwendet werden können – eine perfekte Lösung für alle, die eine Vielzahl von Geräten mit einem einzigen Akku betreiben möchten.

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Hersteller: Bosch
Herstellerbezeichnung: Starter-Set 18 V
Herstellernummer: 1600A032A8

AL 18V-44:
Herstellernummer: 1600A031X0
Akkuladespannung: 14,4 – 18 V
Ladestrom: 4,4 A
Ladezeit bei 2,0 Ah 100% ca.: 34 min
Ladezeit bei 2,5 Ah 100% ca.: 44 min
Ladezeit bei 4,0 Ah 100% ca.: 59 min
Ladezeit bei 6,0 Ah 100% ca.: 87 min
Akkuspannung: 18,0 V
Kompatibler Akku: 18V POWER FOR ALL ALLIANCE
Werkzeugabmessungen (L x B x H): 153 x 109 x 81 mm
Gewicht: 0,475 kg

PBA 18V 6.0Ah W-C:
Herstellernummer: 1600A00DD7
Akkuspannung: 18,0 V
Kompatibler Akku: 18V POWER FOR ALL ALLIANCE
Werkzeugabmessungen (L x B x H): 118 x 85 x 105 mm
Gewicht: 0,667 kg


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