Battery size for angle grinder IAN 485600_2501 Parkside (Lidi)

[ericmark]

Not official been given it yet, it will be my birthday present. So not got the instructions out of the box. So did a google, Instructions in loads of languages except English I have 4 x 2 Ah 20 volt batteries, I wonder if this grinder needs the 4 Ah version.

Do I need the larger batteries?

 

[ETAF]

i have the Dewalt angle grinder and use a 5Ah on that , doesnt last long ,, i havent really tried my 2Ah on - or if i did it didnt work very well
I cut a load of coach bolts on a fence and i think i got 10min run time cutting about 16 bolts

 

[big-all]

if you think off it a a 4ahx18v battery contains 72wh [72x60 4320wm] so iff your angle grinder is say 300w on full blast you have about 12mins on a full battery

 

[ericmark]

Seems I need a trip to Lidi and get some new batteries then. Also need some discs, as it seems it only comes with a metal cutting disc. Can't use it for long anyway, I have a problem with my hand and tools which vibrate. Pity as I have 4 x 2 Ah batteries, the 4 in 1 garden tool uses two at a time.

 

[big-all]

as an aside

i have the little bosch blue 10.8 v mini grinder and i lent it to my electrician friend with a selection off 1.3/ 1.5/2.5ah batteries
and he said all the batteries weren't fully charge and couldn't comprehend that a brushless mini grinder off perhaps around 100w will only last perhaps 5 mins on a 1.3 [842wm]and about 10 on a 2.5 [1620wm] after transmission losses and battery degradation

PRO GWS 12V-76 Cordless Angle Grinder | Bosch Professional

PRO GWS 12V-76 Small angle grinders | Extremely compact and ergonomic for quick cutting at work site make it convenient for various cutting applications, High-performance brushless motor facilitates fast work rates, enabling high productivity, Highly versatile for a variety of different materials

www.bosch-professional.com

 

[Rodders53]

Suck it and see when you get it. One 2Ah in use, two ready to use and the fourth on charge should mean that it's a simple rotation scheme... (How long to recharge from flat? 45 minutes?)

Then if bigger 4Ah would be useful (and heavier to use it!) then go buy. {They may be available mail order even if not in stores at the time?}

Edit: English language manual for the bare tool is

https://manuals.sit-connect.com/public/articlemanual/21bf4d97-e846-4698-9e29-2c2d234187e0.pdf

We recommend that you operate this appliance with the following batteries only:
PAP 20 B1, PAP 20 B3, Smart PAPS 204 A1, Smart PAPS 208 A1, Smart PAPS 2012 A1

 

[ericmark]

Two can be charged together, so when doing the gardening two in use, swap after around ½ hour, then second two, then need a ½ hour break before continuing, and I need a break by then.

 

[opps]

as an aside

i have the little bosch blue 10.8 v mini grinder and i lent it to my electrician friend with a selection off 1.3/ 1.5/2.5ah batteries
and he said all the batteries weren't fully charge and couldn't comprehend that a brushless mini grinder off perhaps around 100w will only last perhaps 5 mins on a 1.3 [842wm]and about 10 on a 2.5 [1620wm] after transmission losses and battery degradation

PRO GWS 12V-76 Cordless Angle Grinder | Bosch Professional

PRO GWS 12V-76 Small angle grinders | Extremely compact and ergonomic for quick cutting at work site make it convenient for various cutting applications, High-performance brushless motor facilitates fast work rates, enabling high productivity, Highly versatile for a variety of different materials

www.bosch-professional.com

Hmnnn, I was thinking of a small cordless angle grinder for cutting cracks in external render. I might have to consider a corded version (if they exist). I only need a 15mm(ish) depth of cut. I had thought that a smaller cutter would be easier to use on a ladder.

 

[ericmark]

The Lidi grinder I am talking about, can use 2 Ah, 4 Ah, and 8 Ah batteries. The 2 and 4 Ah around the same size, improved technology. Also smart method to see how charged, god knows why. I am sure no problem with the 8 Ah version of the battery.

 

[big-all]

Hmnnn, I was thinking of a small cordless angle grinder for cutting cracks in external render. I might have to consider a corded version (if they exist). I only need a 15mm(ish) depth of cut. I had thought that a smaller cutter would be easier to use on a ladder.

they only use ultra thin kerf sub 1mm i think maximum depth off cut is i think around 12mm or it may be 15mm on a new disc
and whilst you can cut wood via a special blade supplied i would not think it would do well on routing out and pointing both from the lack off depth and probably getting bogged down

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Not official been given it yet, it will be my birthday present. So not got the instructions out of the box. So did a google, Instructions in loads of languages except English I have 4 x 2 Ah 20 volt batteries, I wonder if this grinder needs the 4 Ah version. View attachment 406074View attachment 406075 Do I need the larger batteries?

Lidl have started tucking the batteries away, in the back room, they were suffering thefts. You have to ask for them, and hope they have them.