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2-Count Ridgid 18V Lithium-Ion 4.0 Ah Batteries w/ Charger & Bag EXPIRED
$99
$257.00
+ Free Shipping
Home Depot has 2-Count Ridgid 18V Lithium-Ion 4.0 Ah Batteries w/ Charger & Bag (AC93044SBN) on sale for $99. Shipping is free or select free ship-to-store pickup.
Thanks to community member santhosu for finding this deal.
Key features:
Thanks to community member santhosu for finding this deal.
Key features:
- Up to 4x more run time compared to standard lithium-ion batteries
- Over 2x longer life compared to standard lithium-ion batteries
- Onboard battery level gauge
- Batteries works with all Ridgid 18-volt tools
- Charger works with all Ridgid 18-volt batteries
- Includes:
- 2x R87004 18-Volt 4.0 Ah Batteries
- 1x R86093 18-Volt Charger
- Operator's manuals
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- This deal offers a $158 savings (~61.5% Off) from the standard suggested retail price of $257.
- This item qualifies for Home Depot's 180-day return period.
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Edited April 1, 2021
at 12:35 AM
This former front page deal is back! Eligible for Lifetime Service Agreement because it is a kit with a charger. I purchased it the last time and I already have LSA confirmed.
Updating title to YMMV because it appears it may be store pickup only in some locations.
https://www.homedepot.c
Updating title to YMMV because it appears it may be store pickup only in some locations.
https://www.homedepot.c
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This is the newly released version of Ridgid's standard capacity battery (thanks x_workman_x). The new higher output version is the "Max Output". The new batteries are backwards compatible with the previous 18v lines (regular and Octane), and older 18v batteries are forward compatible with the new line of tools they are releasing.
ICYMI, Ridgid is retiring the "Octane" line and revamping with the Max Output tools, which are supposed to be a little more compact and brushless.
ICYMI, Ridgid is retiring the "Octane" line and revamping with the Max Output tools, which are supposed to be a little more compact and brushless.
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To all the newcomers to the Ridgid line, don't forget to register the batteries online for the Lifetime Service Agreement (LSA). Some folks assume the lifetime warranty is automatic -- nope. No lifetime warranty unless you register WITHIN 90 DAYS of the purchase date.
-J
To be clear, all 18v Rigid batteries are supposed to work with all 18v Rigid tools.
I have the Octane saw and I cannot make a full depth cut on a non octane battery but the Octane battery makes the same cut and doesn't stall.
I already have too many batteries but it's a decent deal
I love the $257 suggested retail. What nonsense
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Edit - these are the new version of Ridgid's "standard" batteries (thanks x_workman_x), to go along with their new generation of tools.
I already have too many batteries but it's a decent deal
I love the $257 suggested retail. What nonsense
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To be clear, all 18v Rigid batteries are supposed to work with all 18v Rigid tools.
I have the Octane saw and I cannot make a full depth cut on a non octane battery but the Octane battery makes the same cut and doesn't stall.
Holy cow, you're right. I thought the charger looked different. If you look at the battery indicator and button, they are clearly different than the outgoing model. Also, the release buttons on the new batteries are all black; old batteries' are black and orange. Thanks!