Stihl AP500S
The AP 500 S battery, as the most powerful in the AP series, empowers professionals to take on more substantial tasks with superior performance compared to other batteries in the AP System. Incorporating STIHL's exclusive power laminate cell technology, it boasts an impressive cycle life of up to 2,500 cycles. The AP 500 S delivers a remarkable 40% increase in power output and 20% more capacity compared to its predecessor, while maintaining the best power-to-weight ratio within the STIHL AP System. Professionals benefit from maximum power and reduced fatigue. It offers compatibility with a wide range of tools in the AP System, allowing users to seamlessly transition between tasks. Additionally, this top-tier professional battery introduces STIHL SMART Power, which enables the motor's electronic control system to compensate for voltage reduction by increasing amperage, ensuring consistent power throughout the entire runtime.
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AP500S
4.2 lbs., 337 Wh Energy Content, 9.4 Ah Battery Capacity, 36 Volt, Ap Series
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AP500S
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4.2 lbs., 337 Wh Energy Content, 9.4 Ah Battery Capacity, 36 Volt, Ap Series
Item is In-Stock!
The AP 500 S battery, as the most powerful in the AP series, empowers professionals to take on more substantial tasks with superior performance compared to other batteries in the AP System. Incorporating STIHL's exclusive power laminate cell technology, it boasts an impressive cycle life of up to 2,500 cycles. The AP 500 S delivers a remarkable 40% increase in power output and 20% more capacity compared to its predecessor, while maintaining the best power-to-weight ratio within the STIHL AP System. Professionals benefit from maximum power and reduced fatigue. It offers compatibility with a wide range of tools in the AP System, allowing users to seamlessly transition between tasks. Additionally, this top-tier professional battery introduces STIHL SMART Power, which enables the motor's electronic control system to compensate for voltage reduction by increasing amperage, ensuring consistent power throughout the entire runtime.
