NEW MILWAUKEE M18 POWER SUPPLY: Is It A M72 Power Supply?

Check out the new Milwaukee M18 3600 Watt/1800 Watt Power Supply which runs on 4 M18 Batteries, any size. This video consists of all different types of tests, including a sump pump test and a corded job site test. This is sold as Tool Only, where the batteries aren't included. This is model #2845-20.
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[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Does the new M18 Carry On Power Supply have all the features you're looking for? What other tests would you like to see?

[@steven6218]

Thank you for being one of the few people to actually use the tool and not just talk about it. Nice to see it in action

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

You bet, glad you appreciate my extra effort. 👍

[@ToolReviewZone]

This video is real nass like 👍

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Haha 💯! Good to hear from you brother!🙌

[@Lackland-kn9ql]

Great video very detailed.

[@charlesviner1565]

Thanks for the video ✌

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks Charles, you bet!

[@spencerrohde]

That was a great review, I just purchased one off facebook marketplace with 3 12amp batteries for $1000. I didn’t want to pay the negotiated $1300 for all 4, he offered 2 for $875 and took $1000 for 3 when I asked upon arrival. That being said I had questions about capacity and runtime and charging time which you did an in depth review and answered all of. I feel confident and proud of the price I got mine for and wanted to thank you for helping me reach that point.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

That's cool to hear! This is a handy item to have.

[@wilfredgomez2632]

Thank you for your honest test. I’d like to replace my 3500 predator for an electric or other source power source, for my mobile deteiling van, any suggestions?

[@HipaParts]

Awesome review about the power station. Very detailed and their promotion leaflet is quite intuitive that you would know the estimate rounds it can power a certain tool.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks, I'm thankful for that leaflet so I don't have to prove how many 2x4 it can cut on a single charge.

[@chainweight6203]

Great review! I've been on the fence about getting one of these. I need one more 12AH battery too.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks🙌

[@OpTicMinds]

Same boat Just need one more

[@jamistevens9049]

I don't know if it's me would it be cheaper just to buy an extension lead

[@dand2424]

Might as well get an ecoflow delta pro ..

[@APrawks]

Nice review. Curious what kind of bump we'd see if any with stacked lithium batteries. There's definitely a lot of scenarios in which this could be used.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

That's a good question. I'm still learning about stacked batteries, but seem to think the'll offer a nice upgrade to something like this.

[@APrawks]

@@MarkThomasBuilder Agreed. Especially with 9.0Ah and up!

[@MEL-lm5od]

great review of the sump pump...finally a real world application for a joe shmoo like me 😁

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thank you. I know people who get flooded basements if they don't have a backup plan.

[@electricalron]

Not sure I have a need for this other than making coffee in my van. Also, who's not using cordless framing nailer, table saw, and miter saw?

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Haha yes, it would be handy for coffee and a microwave in your van. It might be handy for laptops or charging batteries at the job site too. My corded tools are getting few and far between now that battery power is taking over.

[@51015panchovilla]

Nice video

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks! 😁

[@williamjones3603]

It’s a nice product if you already have 4 of the 12ah batteries. 4 -12Ah=around $900+ . Dedicated battery backup setups offer more power for less. Heavy batteries cause wrist fatigue. This product is perfect for framers & gardeners. The electric mowers, string trimmers, and chainsaws require juice. 4 charging ports for $600 is quite limited. Still a useful product though.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Yes, good point. One other test I didn't get a chance to try is running a window AC for power outage situations. As far as the 12Ah batteries go, I haven't noticed any sales on them this year or a package deal with the power supply.

[@andyjack2368]

LOVE THERE TOOLS BUT $900.00 OR MORE BATTERY I CAN GET 12 VOLT DEEP CYCLE BATTERY 100A FOR $185.00 AND HAVE 4 BATTERY WITH PURE SINE WAVE INVERTER WICH I DO ITS NICE POWER STATION NOT WATER PROOF I HAVE POWER STATION IS WATER PROOF IF RAIN COME NOTHING HAPPEND TO IT

[@Victor-cd4hn]

Can this be use on rice cooker or microwave

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Yes, I recently used in for my microwave and refrigerator during a power outage.

[@DanielGarcia-zz9eg]

so pretty much its only good for a tail gate party watching the game on the TV and short jobs with your power tools. not much power to give for spending 1700 B4 tax ill stick to gas great review , just what i wanted to know. the run time

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Back in the day when I ran corded tools, this would've worked in place of my gas generator if the power was for just me and not a small crew. I actually thought the sump pump would drain the batteries faster. I thought it did a good job on that. Glad this helped you know more about it for your needs.

[@plankton9864]

Fun to watch but i would have discharged right into the bucket.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks, I went for the entertainment value on this one.

[@ometofu]

Anyone show me how to damage anything with dewalt modified sine wave power station? Been using it 5 years and no issue from water pump to computer…

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

That's a good question. I would have to do a search on a topic like that. So far, no comments have been posted on that here.

[@masoodamg6633]

👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@saikyouabe]

I think it's a great concept, but running a space heater for less than an hour seems pretty useless. Great video though, thanks.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

I never realized that a space heater would use that much power. I was hoping for several hours on a single charge.

[@derekelliott3245]

How loud is it? Want to use it to run a 1500 watt space heater in a hunting blind. Thank you

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

There's no noise from this. A 1500w space heater won't run that long with it. They draw a lot of power, which surprised me when I tested it. I don't think I got over 30 minutes of heater runtime.

[@Harper2014Crain]

How much is that?

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Tool only is $699 and each M18 12Ah Battery is $269.

[@Harper2014Crain]

I bought dewalts a couple months ago that uses flex volts. So far I’ve been happy with it.

[@jacksmith3951]

YOU CAN BUILD YOUR OWN AND ITS WATER PROOF THATS NOT WATER PROOF

[@Thomas-mi8wg]

This Power supply inverter have 1800 Watts continuous, shouldn't it be 1800 Watts hour, but you testing the Heater with high mode of 1500 Watts, but how come it only Max out at 25 minutes... ????

[@kevinlauzon7665]

watts measure the power it takes for a device to function and watt-hours measure the energy consumed by that device over a certain period of time.The heater uses 1,500 watts while on high. The MILWAUKEE M18 POWER SUPPLY has capacity of 864wH when it is being used with 4 x 12 amp hour batteries. The Milwaukee batteries are 12Ah x18v = 216wH each. So 4 x 12Ah batteries = 864Wh. So the heater uses 1,500 watts per hours so the MILWAUKEE M18 POWER SUPPLY can only provide the 1500 watts for 0.576 hours (36 minutes) minus the whatever the MILWAUKEE M18 POWER SUPPLY's inverter is consuming. which looks to be 173 Wh in the heater example since it only ran for 25 minutes instead of 36 minutes.

[@andyjack2368]

THE OUT OF OUT LET IS ONLY 15A I BEEN WATCHING LOT VIDEO OK

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

👍

[@andyjack2368]

Love there tools i have all there tools they shouod make it with 30A out let i have 3000 watts pure sine wave i run heater 1500 watts 12A 120V 60Hz and Jigsaw 120V 60Hz 7A and next jigsaw 120V 60Hz 4A at same times 3 thing at once and run them very good testing them 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@jameslockhart8250]

800 $ for batteries 😂

[@jacksmith3951]

i have all there tools but i build power ststion much better than that 3000 watts pure sine sine wave inverter 48V DC 120 V AC OUT PUT 60Hz 25A MY Interter have and its water proof i can run everything in my house 12 volt deep cycle battery 230A ONE BATTERY 2760 WATTS 4BATTERY 11040 WATTS OK NEED 4 BATTERY RUN DAM THING ONE BATTERY ITS 500.00 OK 4 BATTERY 18 V 12AMP LIKE 12,000 OR MORE OK I CAN USED MY POWER STATION I BUILD STILL CHARGE IT I HAVE CGFI OUT I INSTALLATED MY SELL MY POWER STATION IS WATCH PROOF THATS NOT SO ITS NO GOOD TO ME LOVE THERE TOOL OK I CAN RUN HOW OFF MIND I GOING HAVE AM GOING HAVE 22,080 WATTS OF POWER OK YOU BUILD YOUR OWN MY HAVE BATTERY METTER PLUS NEXT METTER TELL ME HOW MUCH % IS MY BATTERY PUTS USB 3.0 AND I GOING HAVE SOLAR PANEL TO CHARGE MY BATTERY

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Interesting... I like the idea of a solar panel charger

[@andyjack2368]

LOL MY POWER STATION I BUILD WILL RUN MORE THING THAN THAT 3000 WATTS PURE SINE WAVE 48V DC 110V-120V AC 60HZ TODAY I WAS RUNING HEATER 1500 WATTS 12A 120V 60HZ AND RUNING JIGSAW 120V 60HZ 7A AND NEXT JIGSAW 120V 60HZ 4A TODAY WAS TESTING MY INVERTER 🙂🙂🙂🙂MY INVERTER HAVE 25A WICH GOOD

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Interesting. How long would your heater run on a single charge?

[@andyjack2368]

@@MarkThomasBuilder well not finish yet need 4 battery i used what i can get 12V deep cycle battery 230A ok i tell you not have lithium battery yet