6 Pack QUPERR Battery Holder Mounts, Battery Mount Hanger
6 Pack QUPERR Battery Holder Mounts, Battery Mount Hanger Battery Storage Rack Battery Dock Holder Compatible with Makita 18v Lithium ion Tool Battery BL1860 BL1850 BL1840 BL1830 BL1820 BL1815N
Feature:
The battery can easily slid in and attached in place, and released by pressing the release button on the battery.
The ABS+PC injection-molded hard plastic bracket is sturdy and durable, easy to install, resistant to high temperatures and impacts outdoors.
It can be fixed to the waist through the belt, which is convenient for carrying spare batteries when working at height.
The mount is designed with countersunk screw holes for firm mounting.
It can be installed at any angle, upside down or placed under the shelf.
Package List:
6 x Battery Mounts Holder (Battery not included)
18 x Screws
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| Capacity: | 5000mAh | 5000mAh | 6000mAh | 6000mAh | ||
| Voltage: | 18V | 18V | 18V | 18V | ||
| Battery Type: | Lithium ion | Lithium ion | Lithium ion | Lithium ion | ||
| Quantity: | 1Pack | 2Pack | 1Pack | 2Pack | 1Pack | 1Pack |
As supplied they fit Makita 18V batteries. They also fit Bosch Professional 18V batteries with a simple modification. Remove the plastic tab held in place with 2x PZ0 screws. It’s a very well made item, better than others.
I planned to make some battery holders using plywood for installation onto French cleats in my workshop, but I saw these holders in the nick of time.
There are six holders in the pack, which is a coincidence as I have six batteries to mount.
The holders are well made, they have three fixing holes (which require drilling out), with one of the fixing holes located behind a plate that needs to be removed (via some small screws).
Batteries are held in place with a solid click from the retaining button, which allowed the holders to be mounted so the batteries are upside down and the battery level lights are visible.
A good product, well made and sensibly priced.
Neatly made and well functioning product. Whilst not exactly a workshop essential, these battery covers/mounts are very handy to have around. To keep your spare batteries neatly stowed, these mounts are excellent – provided you’ve got a space sufficiently large upon which to mount your battery collection! Your workshop etiquette will amaze your mates. And your collection will look good too. They even come with mounting screws – but we all throw those away anyway don’t we, and replace them with screws we are happy to rely on? (Sorry, useless mounting hardware is a bit of a ‘hot button’ for me! If you’re going to do a job, do it well; if not, don’t even bother trying!)
What I particularly liked was that I can drop a battery, fitted with one of these covers, into my tool bag without worrying that the terminals will be ‘shorted’ by contact with the metal tools with which they share the space. The covers render the terminals incapable of accidental/inadvertent access, eliminating the risk of battery explosions and fires due to short-circuiting!
The covers/mounts fit Makita batteries well though you must be sure to depress the battery latch button fully to ensure a clean release from the mount. Overall, I liked them.
We all tend to buy one make of tool and get sucked into sticking with that make because the batteries are often the largest expense. For me that brand was Makita because the drills used to have metal gears instead of composite plastics. Of course now, some years down the line, I have several Makita products at home and more tools than I have batteries. These wall mounts are really handy for keeping them organised both in my workshop and van.
Attaching them to the wall is a breeze, just don’t overtighten the screws down because the mounts can crack under pressure. Mine haven’t, but I can see they might. As long as you’re not really heavy handed with them they quite sturdy too. They easily take my 6.0Ah batteries without breaking a sweat and they keep the batteries up out of the way of the workbench, away from dust and water spillages.
Really pleased with these, they are much better quality than I was expecting, very sturdy and solid. The kit includes 6 battery holders that can be mounted on anything you want to screw into. Unfortunately the screw holes are not fully punched through which makes the install a bit more tricky than it needs to be. The plastic is good quality and has a nice finish and the batteries slot and clip in nicely. Really good for the price!
I have quite a range of Makita products and 18v batteries. I usually just leave them lying around my store.
I ordered these so I could store them safely in my cupboard. You are supplied wiht six battery holders and screws to fit them. They can also be used on a belt.
The items are solidly made and the battery sits in the holder well and is not going to come loose.
The only issue I had was that there are three screw holes, two at the top of the product and one at the bottom. However the bottom one it isn’t possible to get to with a screwdriver. In my case I didn’t need to install three screws as I put them up vertically.
A good product other than the unreachable screw hole.
The QUPERR 6-Pack Battery Holder Mounts (Makita LXT type) stand out in the realm of battery storage solutions. These mounts are not only durable but also sleek in design, ensuring that they don’t look out of place in a modern home or workspace. The installation is straightforward, and the screws (provided) hold up well, making it ideal for wooden surfaces. Each holder is designed to securely grip batteries, ensuring they remain in place even if knocked or jostled. Furthermore, the thoughtful design allows for easy retrieval of batteries when needed. The QUPERR mounts are a great asset for those seeking organized and efficient battery storage. Highly recommended.
This set of 6 battery holders are great for storing your Makita batteries safely and also in easy to reach places.
You get 6 holders which are all made from really solid ABS plastic and have good support parts on the underside to make sure they can’t bend or twist and also to stand up to the wear and tear of having batteries put in and out of them frequently. It would be nice though if they had a section on the one side that slots into the grove on the other so it’s really easy to link them together in a row with plenty of spacing between them for ease of getting the battery in and out like some other sets have.
You slide the battery in, and it clicks into place much like it does in the tool do you can mount these on their side or like me the underside of a shelf and not worry the battery could be knocked and slide out.
You get screws for each mount but the holes are not fully drilled through the plastic so you will need to do that when you want to mount them. This is a good choice so that if you are just using them on a belt or as covers you dont have holes in them.
Overall, for 14.99 they are very well designed and made, work perfectly and a good price.
A good way of organising your batteries.
These are very light but effective way of storing your batteries, or carrying spares while working ( I didn’t use these or try them on a belt etc). They come with screws to attach to wood etc but no plugs for brickwork.
Installation could have been easier if the screw holes had been punched out fully and the 3rd screw hole wasn’t behind a cover plate necessitating removal of plate and then refitting once in place ( I know this is just a slight inconvenience but moving 1 hole down 1cm would have made all the difference).
The batteries clipped in and out easily but felt secure and they wont just fall out. They are just light plastic so only time will tell if they hold up to regular use and the odd knock.
Overall great for organising / tidying workshop etc so recommended.
I took a bit of a gamble with these mounts as the description only mentioned Makita but I noticed on the images a couple of Bosch batteries shown.
So when they arrived I tried to fit my Bosch batteries and was immediately disappointed as they wouldn’t fit correctly. Then I examined why they wouldn’t fit and noticed a couple of plastic lugs preventing the battery from fully seating, but these lugs were on a piece of plastic which was only secured by a couple of small screws.
Removing the screws and the piece of plastic they were securing the Bosch battery fitted in fully and locked into place using the battery clip.
Removing the battery you just depress the button like you were removing it from a tool.
The overall construction feels solid and not likely to snap unless properly abused.
The option of using the mounts on a belt as well as secured to a surface is a nice addition.
The package comes with screws that look suitable for various types of wood etc, to fasten the mounts to a surface.