Does the worx 20 volt cordless sweeper / blower have a 3525 battery or a 3520 battery ?
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I purchased a trimmer and a blower at the same time and have been using the batteries from each interchangeably. I really have no idea which came with which. I have one 3520 and one 3525. Both are 20 Volt. One (I think it is the 3525 has a power claim on it. The other does not. It is difficult to measure the power output accurately the way I use them. I'm afraid that's about it.
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This battery (#HPB18-OPE) replaced the battery for my blower and works just fine. Model number on the old battery reads: #244760-00.
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LR44 is the only letter-number combo of those two listed on the package of replacement batteries that i bought for the timer. Also, you could always just take the spent batteries to your battery merchant of choice.
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Just curious, where did you get the idea that it uses batteries? If you look at the details on the blower you will see that it is powered by 120vac (you have to plug it in using your own extension cord). No batteries needed.
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It's the batteries that go. I use 18 V Lithium batteries in what B and D calls an Electric Broom for clearing walks and leaves, etc. and the batteries that came with the blower from B and D lasted a long time. I bought another at Walmart and the life span was about two months. Suggest you get the batteries through Amazon or the manufacturer. Good luck, Dave
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This is an 18 volt battery. I would not use it on a blower which requires a 20 volt battery. You don't mention if your cordless blower is a Black & Decker. With reference to my Black & Decker cordless trimmer/edger, I found that I was unable to purchase the proper battery for it at both of our local (nationally popular) and large suppliers. I had to purchase the battery from Amazon or from Black & Decker on the Internet. Of course I chose Amazon because the price was lower and the shipping was free. If your unit is a Black & Decker blower, you may have to resort to purchasing it directly from Black & Decker. This is an 18 volt battery. I would not use it on a blower which requires a 20 volt battery. You don't mention if your cordless blower is a Black & Decker. With reference to my Black & Decker cordless trimmer/edger, I found that I was unable to purchase the proper battery for it at both of our local (nationally popular) and large suppliers. I had to purchase the battery from Amazon or from Black & Decker on the Internet. Of course I chose Amazon because the price was lower and the shipping was free. If your unit is a Black & Decker blower, you may have to resort to purchasing it directly... » Read More This is an 18 volt battery. I would not use it on a blower which requires a 20 volt battery. You don't mention if your cordless blower is a Black & Decker. With reference to my Black & Decker cordless trimmer/edger, I found that I was unable to purchase the proper battery for it at both of our local (nationally popular) and large suppliers. I had to purchase the battery from Amazon or from Black & Decker on the Internet. Of course I chose Amazon because the price was lower and the shipping was free. If your unit is a Black & Decker blower, you may have to resort to purchasing it directly from Black & Decker. « Show Less
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I don't know what you were expecting, but that's the correct battery for a Swivel Sweeper - see http://www.amazon.com/Ontel-Swivel-Sweeper-MAX-Max/dp/B00CK3WZ9Y/ref=pd_bxgy_hg_img_z. I have no idea what a Swiffer vacuum is, but obviously you ordered the wrong battery.
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Update: I just noticed on the Amazon seacrh for "Black & Decker LCC420 String Trimmer and Sweeper Lithium Ion Combo Kit, 20-volt" , that this item is fullfilled by Amazon and only mentions 1 battery. I ordered my combo through Amazon, but the order was fulfilled by CPO outlets. I received 2 batteries. Just thought you needed to now...
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The battery charger uses 120V AC to charge the battery. The Sweeper does not run on 120V AC
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It is curious that the folks at the Worx Website seemed to be confused and non-commital during the long stretch over the summer when there were no 18-volt Lithium Ion-powered trimmers available to ship (see link below). Among the several times I called the anwers varied from "try calling us after August first" to "I will be glad to take your order now and advise you when the unit becomes available".WORX GT WG151.5 18-Volt Cordless Electric Lithium-Ion String Trimmer/Edger With One Battery & 30-Min Charger
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Just a note, the WG175 I bought only had one battery, the WG175.1 shows 2 batteries. That could be significant in pricing.
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I have a blower and a trimmer (don't remember the model numbers), and the batteries are NOT interchangeable.
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Model # 21212 does not come with a battery. That trimmer is electric. The battery that will fit on the pole saw is the 24V Greenworks Li-Ion battery.
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If your blower is the Greenworks Model 24132 using the 24v 2AH battery, then the battery should be compatible. I also have the edger and the 2AH battery works with that product as well. BTW the battery lasts for quite a while with that trimmer -- MUCH longer than with the blower (a real battery hog!). Hope this helps.
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PWR+ ! Extended Capacity 3000mah ! Xb1918 Battery for Shark Vacuum V1950 Vx3 Euro-pro Cordless Sweeper
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This trimmer is still a current model by Greenworks. They offer it in three models which are #22342 - Tool Only, #22272 - Tool + 2AH Battery and #22292 - Tool + 4AH Battery.
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No. The trimmer takes a 20V lithium battery as used on the newer B&D hand drills