MICRONTECH KILEWS BATTERY CAPACITY IS IN A/hr, WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

MICRONTECH KILEWS BATTERY CAPACITY IS IN A/hr, WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

Microntech Kilews cordless tools use Li-ion batteries with 5 cell balancing structures. KILEWS batteries are high performance Li-ion batteries, with built-in protection function to prevent overcharge and over-discharge. Battery ID identification, which only allows the original charge station to recharge the battery to secure battery safety and extend battery lifetime. Low voltage protection and over-temperature protection available in these batteries.

Amp/hr –

A/hr is a unit of electric charge, and symbols are A.h and A/hr. A/hr is an amount of energy store in a battery that will allow one ampere of current flow for one hour.

Ampere is a unit of measure of the rate of electrons to flow or current in any conductor. One ampere of current presents one coulomb of electrical charge moving in a conductor at a specific point in one second. An ampere-hour or A/hr is a unit of electric charge. Quantity of charge is the product of current time’s time. One ampere-hour is equivalent to one ampere of current flowing for one hour. That is equivalent to two amperes for half an hour, or half an ampere for two hours, etc, this time depends on the power of the equipment that operates by the battery .

In Microntech KILEWS battery capacity A/hr represents the stored energy in the battery to operate the cordless tool.