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CEENR has teased that they are soon launching a One-For-All power tool battery solution that can be used with different brands’ tools.
While Ceenr describes this is as a multi-brand solution, it has the potential to be a universally-compatible power tool battery.
We’ve seen 3rd party “replacement” batteries before, as well as battery adapters, but Ceenr’s solution is different.
![Ceenr Universal Cordless Power Tool Battery with Adapter](https://i0.wp.com/toolguyd.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Ceenr-Universal-Cordless-Power-Tool-Battery-with-Adapter.jpg?resize=600%2C447&ssl=1)
Ceenr’s approach is centered around a battery and interchangeable power tool interface adapters.
I have long-considered this to be the only feasible path towards making a universally-compatible battery, making Ceenr’s teaser especially exciting and promising.
![Ceenr Universal Cordless Power Tool Battery Compatibility](https://i0.wp.com/toolguyd.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Ceenr-Universal-Cordless-Power-Tool-Battery-Compatibility.jpg?resize=600%2C414&ssl=1)
At this time, Ceenr says that their battery, with the appropriate adapters, will be compatible with the following 18V and 20V Max cordless power tool brands:
- Bosch
- Dewalt
- Makita
- Milwaukee
- Black & Decker
- Craftsman
- Einhell
- Porter Cable
- Worx
Ceenr could potentially expand this list by developing additional interface adapters to fit more brands’ tools..
![Ceenr Universal Cordless Power Tool Battery Source](https://i0.wp.com/toolguyd.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Ceenr-Universal-Cordless-Power-Tool-Battery-Source.jpg?resize=600%2C324&ssl=1)
At the heart of the Ceenr system is an 18V (20V Max) battery power source, featuring 21700-sized Li-ion cells.
It features USB-C PD charging, with a complete recharge taking 90 minutes.
The USB-C PD port is bi-directional, and can also be used to charge other electronics. There’s also a USB-A charging port.
Ceenr hasn’t released many details yet, and there’s also no pricing or availability info.
I’ll follow up as I learn more.
Here’s the teaser video: