Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool M18 Redlithium Xc5.0 Starter Kit W/ Cp 2.0Ah Battery & Contractor Bag
- SKU:
- MLW48-59-1850TP
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 5.65 LBS
Description

DUTY®
M18 Starter Kit
5.0 Ah + 2.0 Ah
Two M18 battery capacities, a dual-system charger and contractor bag for building a cordless setup.
Product Overview
The included packs power M18 tools; the charger accepts M12 packs as well as M18 packs.
Charge one pack at a time with REDLINK protection; match the tool to its battery platform.
- Two capacities5.0 Ah and 2.0 Ah packs.
- M12/M18 chargerAccepts both pack types.
- Sequential chargeOne pack at a time.
- Carry storageContractor bag included.
Technical Specifications
- Tool platform
- M18
- Battery capacity A
- 5.0 Ah
- Battery capacity B
- 2.0 Ah
- Charger platforms
- M12 / M18
- Charging sequence
- Sequential
- Charge control
- REDLINK
Choose the Correct Fit
Match the batteries to M18 tools. The charger’s M12 capability does not make an M18 battery fit an M12 tool.
Choose the battery capacity with the tool’s weight and run time needs in mind. Actual run time depends on the tool, load and operating conditions.
Installation & Care
Follow the charger instructions for power supply, ventilation and temperature. Do not charge a damaged pack or cover the charger with the bag.
Protect battery terminals during transport. Store packs in a dry location away from loose metal parts and return a pack for service if it is damaged.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Tell Willy which M18 tools you use and how you charge between jobs. We can help compare battery capacity and charger setup.
Important Product Questions
Does this kit power M12 tools?
The supplied batteries are M18 packs. The charger accepts M12 batteries, but an M12 tool still requires an M12 battery.
Will it charge both packs at once?
No. The charger uses sequential charging, moving to the second inserted pack after the first is fully charged.
How much run time will I get?
Capacity is one factor, but tool type, work load and temperature affect run time. The Ah values are not a fixed run-time promise.