- Battery voltage: 18 V
- With battery charging function: Yes
- Number of batteries supplied: 0
Milwaukee jobsite radios and jobsite speakers
The choice starts with the battery platform. An M12 unit shares its batteries with the compact tools, an M18 unit with the heavy machines already in the van, so check which batteries a radio takes before anything else. Then comes the format. If you work with the PACKOUT case system, pick a version that locks onto it and travels on top of the stack. If you mainly need volume on a noisy site, weigh sound output above refined reception.
A charging function that tops up a battery while the radio plays earns its place where one socket is shared by the whole crew, so check per unit whether it has one. For reception, DAB+ holds a station where analogue reception starts to hiss, and Bluetooth plays whatever is on the phone, which helps where reception varies. A radio bought without battery and charger makes sense when the platform is already in the van.
If you want sound without a radio receiver, look at the Milwaukee loudspeaker range. The full sound range is under Milwaukee audio.
- Battery voltage: 18 V
- With battery charging function: Yes
- Number of batteries supplied: 0
- Battery voltage: 12 V
- With battery charging function: Yes
- Number of batteries supplied: 0
- Battery voltage: 18 V
- With battery charging function: No
- Number of batteries supplied: 0
- Battery voltage: 12 V
- With battery charging function: No
- Number of batteries included: 0