What is the ampere hour (a/h or ma/h) rating on this battery?
1118592
All I know is that "24 WH" is printed on the battery specs. I hope this is the same thing.
1118593
I looked on the battery and there is no information. I don't seem to have the literature that came with it. Sorry.
623514
If I remember correctly, this is a 100 amp/hr battery. I use 2 of them in my solar setup, they are solid and dependable.
1699549
The battery I received here is marked 7800 milli Amp Hour, and should be the correct one I asked for. The only way to know for sure if is what is printed on the battery is a standard load test. a problem for most to perform. I usually trust what is printed unless performs poorly in the machine. my past experience is usually good to what is printed. good luck, I felt I got what I asked for.
386158
you need to give the AH rating of your 12v battery to determine charge time.
1704513
The battery is a 6fm-18, listed on the battery as a 12v-18ah/20HR. I'm not sure of the formula to convert the amp hours to watt hours.
420844
Mah seems to mean Milli ampere hours, a measure of the strength of a battery. I don't know how the Makita's batteries compare with others in terms of this specification, but my batteries seem to last much longer than the Riobi equipment I had previously.
1925412
It could be labeled as 2AH. Smaller batteries such as these are traditionally labeled in mAh.
422580
This battery (if it's just like mine) is 3.6V and 2.2Ah (2200 mAh). Item model number: 75375.
515256
That is a confusing question. Batteries are not rated in amps. They are sized to a specific category of power output and then you purchase the battery to replace an existing battery of the same power output. The power rating is amphour. The amp hour of this battery is 2.6 amphours. It is sized to the drill and will deliver a consistent 2 amps per hour until the battery needs to be recharged. In this case the battery will run for 1 full hour at full load before a recharge is needed.
876595
I checked the specs on the Moultrie website and it says this is a 5 AMP battery, and when cross checked w similar batteries this appears to be the AMP HR rating. I hope this helps. Source: http://www.moultriefeeders.com/6-volt-rechargeable-safety-battery
613890
Milliamps Hour (mAh) is important because it's the easiest way to distinguish the strength or capacity of a battery. The higher the mAh, the longer the battery will last. Batteries with different mAh ratings are interchangeable. If your battery is rechargeable then the mAh rating is how long the battery will last per charge. Milliamps Hour is 1/1000th of a Amp Hour, so a 1000mAh = 1.0Ah Think of a cars gas tank. Voltage is how much gas is being used, and mAh is the size of the gas tank. The bigger the gas tank (mAh) rating the longer the device will run. If your battery is rechargeable, then think of the gas tank as refillable (rechargeable).
114057
I'm not sure. Cannot locate the information but if you have questions contact them. Our battery seems to be performing well. MM
1340436
Mine are 2400 mAh. Turn the package over and look at the upper right corner (square corner). The rating for the AA batteries is printed directly under the "AA." Also, look at the battery's green paint holding it sideways. Look for the line which starts with AA. The end of that line lists both voltage and mAh rating.
1930183
mAh (milli-ampere hour) is a capacity rating that measures how much current a battery will discharge over a specified period of time. In plain english, it is a rough measure of how long your device will operate before it needs to recharge. In this case, it means the vacuum will cover more floor (or maybe the entire space) between recharging stops.
941429
The Amp-Hour rating of a battery (in this case miliamp-hour) indicates that the battery is capable of delivering the rated number of amps (or miliamps) while discharging for a one hour period of time. Most devices using the batteries are not drawing power at that high a rate, and frequently are being used intermittently, rather than a steady discharge. A 2000 mAh battery should deliver power for a somewhat longer time than a 1080 mAh battery. It also may take slightly longer to charge.
1630058
I agree with Mr. Young.. mAh is just the capacity and has nothing to do with the actual output.. it's the 2.4v that's important. In theory, this battery should last a but longer than an 800mAh, but battery manufacturer specifications of their battery capacities are not always correct. At the price, these batteries are a great deal!
610621
The connection between amp hour rating and reserve capacity is a bit confusing because it seems there are not well defined standards for testing. The key is that the amp hour rating can vary depending on how large the current draw is. Generally, the higher the test current the less the amp hour rating. I have read that "usually" the amp hour rating is determined with a test current that discharges the battery in twenty hours, but that depends on the manufacturer doing the test. Reserve capacity is defined as the number of minutes that the battery will provide a useful voltage with a load of "less than 25 amps." So having said all this, a rough estimate of the (best case) amp hour rating of this battery would be 200 minutes times 25 amps divided by 60 minutes per hour equals 83.3 Amp Hours. But again, this all depends on the exact conditions used by the manufacturer, and may not correlate exactly to an amp hour rating done under different conditions for another battery.