Vacuum Cleaner Battery

Voltage (V): Match the battery voltage to your vacuum cleaner’s requirements. Common voltages for cordless vacuums range from 18V to 36V

Capacity (Ah): Higher capacity provides longer runtimes between charges.

Discharge Rate (C-rating): A higher C-rating allows for greater current draw, supporting stronger suction and power-hungry features.

Chemistry: Li-ion batteries are the standard for cordless vacuums due to their high energy density, lightweight design, and long lifespan.

Cycle Life: Choose a battery with a long cycle life to reduce the need for frequent replacements.

Vacuum Model and Power Requirements: Different vacuum models have varying voltage and power needs. Check your vacuum cleaner’s specifications or user manual for compatibility.

Cleaning Needs and Frequency:  Larger homes or frequent cleaning sessions require batteries with higher capacity (Ah) for longer runtimes.

Suction Power and Features: If you use high-suction modes or specialized attachments frequently, you’ll need a battery with a higher discharge rate (C-rating) to support the increased power demands.

Weight and Ergonomics: Consider the weight and size of the battery pack, especially for handheld vacuums, to ensure comfortable and balanced use.