EtrenankMilwaukee M12
Milwaukee's compact M12 battery system, separate from M18. Reviewed US tools, batteries and chargers are linked by official product and manual evidence; nominal cell-pack voltage is not independently established here.
US models and electrical market
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Milwaukee M18
Milwaukee's first-party 18V slide-pack system. The manufacturer states that all M18 batteries fit M18 tools and chargers.
DeWalt 20V MAX
DeWalt's US-market 20V MAX platform. Marketing voltage and nominal voltage are stored separately.
DeWalt FLEXVOLT 20V/60V MAX
A direction-sensitive battery relationship: official FLEXVOLT batteries switch voltage and can power documented 20V, 60V and 120V MAX tools.
Makita 18V LXT
Makita's 18V LXT slide-style battery system. Seed relationships are limited to components documented on official US kit pages.
RYOBI 18V ONE+
RYOBI’s US 18V ONE+ platform covers the reviewed tools, lithium-ion batteries and chargers. ONE+ HP and EDGE are product lines within ONE+; RYOBI 40V is a separate system.
Makita 40V max XGT
Makita’s 40V max XGT platform has a nominal 36V rating in the reviewed US manuals. This catalog starts with single-battery tools and checks named battery models; LXT and two-battery 80V systems are separate.
Guides
Find the model number on the product label or nameplate. Use the exact model, not just the voltage or a kit family name.
Are DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Makita batteries interchangeable?
Learn why brand names and voltage labels do not establish compatibility, and how to verify the exact battery, tool, and charger relationship.
Cordless-tool battery voltage vs amp-hours: what each number means
Separate battery-system voltage from capacity, compare labels correctly, and avoid turning amp-hour ratios into unsupported runtime promises.
Plan a cordless setup around batteries you already own
Identify exact equipment, verify battery-to-tool and charger-to-battery relationships, inspect kits, and separate compatibility from shopping prices.
How we verify compatibility
We use manufacturer documentation, keep battery-to-tool direction explicit, and separate supported, conditional and unknown relationships.
Methodology