Greenworks is one of the leading providers of battery-powered outdoor tools such as trimmers, chainsaws, mowers, and leaf blowers. However, the one challenge that every Greenworks tool owner faces is determining which battery fits which tool. That’s why Greenworks has developed a comprehensive battery compatibility chart to help you determine which battery works with which tool.
Greenworks Battery Compatibility Chart
| Tool # | Tool Name | Battery Platform | Max Voltage | Ah | Compatible with Greenworks® 80V Range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31097 | GMAX 24in Hedge Trimmer | 80V | 80V | 2.0 Ah and 4.0 Ah | Yes |
| 21132 | Cordless String Trimmer | 24V | 24V | 2.0 Ah, 3.0 Ah, 4.0 Ah | No |
| 31063 | GMAX 16in Chainsaw | 80V | 80V | 2.0 Ah, 4.0 Ah | Yes |
| 21222 | Cordless Blower | 24V | 24V | 2.0 Ah, 3.0 Ah, 4.0 Ah | No |
| 31062 | GMAX 12in Chainsaw | 80V | 80V | 2.0 Ah, 4.0 Ah | Yes |
Which Greenworks batteries are interchangeable?
Greenworks has two voltage platforms – 40V and 80V. The good news is that Greenworks batteries are compatible within each voltage platform. So, if you own a Greenworks 40V tool, all 40V batteries will be interchangeable, while 80V batteries can only be used with 80V tools.
Do Greenworks batteries work with other tools?
Greenworks batteries are specifically designed to power Greenworks tools. However, they may work with other tools as long as they have the same voltage output and battery connection. We recommend checking with the tool manufacturer to confirm compatibility before using a Greenworks battery with their tool.
Are Greenworks 40V and 80V batteries interchangeable?
No, Greenworks 40V and 80V batteries are not interchangeable. 80V batteries have a different physical connection than 40V batteries, so they cannot be used with 40V tools, and vice versa.
What is the difference between 2ah and 4ah battery Greenworks?
The main difference between a 2ah and 4ah Greenworks battery is the runtime. The 2ah battery will provide energy for a shorter time than the 4ah battery, meaning that you’ll need to recharge the battery more frequently during use. The 4ah battery provides longer runtime, making it ideal for larger tasks or tasks that require a longer use time.
In conclusion, by using the Greenworks battery compatibility chart, you can easily determine which battery works with which tool, and ensure that you have the right battery for the job at hand. Remember to always confirm compatibility before using a Greenworks battery with a non-Greenworks tool. Happy tooling!
