The Milwaukee Tool That EVERYONE HAS BEEN TALKING ABOUT! The Milwaukee Top-Off is a game changer
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Milwaukee Tool has been setting the bar high in the world of power tools, but this new Milwaukee Tool will change the game as everyone has been talking about the new Milwaukee Tool Top-Off 175W Power Supply
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M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion 175-Watt Powered Compact Inverter for M18 Batteries (Tool-Only)
Faster Simultaneous Power
Has 1 AC 120V Outlet, 1 USB-C PD (45W) Port, 1 USB-A (2.4A) Port
Part of the M18 System, featuring over 200 cordless solutions
The MILWAUKEE M18 TOP-OFF 175W Power Supply delivers faster simultaneous power to personal devices and small electronics. Attach any M18 battery to provide continuous power or recharge devices with (1) AC 120V outlet, (1) USB-C PD port, and (1) USB-A port. Users can quickly charge up to three devices at the same time, without the barriers of speed throttling. With the USB-C PD port (45W), this battery inverter is capable of recharging devices, from a fully depleted state to 80% capacity, up to 75% faster than conventional wall chargers (5W). The compact portable power supply has an attached metal rafter hook that can be extended to hang it from carts, lumber, or other jobsite materials when worksurface space is limited. Users can instantly set up a mobile workstation or keep electronics securely within eyeshot, rather than making frequent trips to a wall outlet.
Includes (1) AC 120V Outlet, (1) USB-C PD (45W) Port, and (1) USB-A (2.4A) Port
Fits All M18 Batteries
175W Continuous Watts
Ideal for laptops, cellphones, TVs, and other small devices
Rafter hooks allows for versatility on the jobsite to hang on common materials or carts
Lightweight, compact design
Battery, charger, and device cords not included
5 year warranty
EVERY single tool should have a rafter hook. Speed square? Throw a rafter hook on it. Torpedo level? Rafter hook it! The rafter hooks need rafter hooks
🤣 🤣 🤣
I have a rafter hook on the back of my pants so I can sleep upright.
@@cghoward70 I wish this was pinned.
@@cghoward70 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣👍
Freaking hilarious John! 😂🤣😂👍✌🏻😁
I don’t ever subscribe to “tool” guys because a lot of them talk a lot of nonsense to prolong a video. This guy. This man. Made me subscribe immediately. I will purchase one and write the channels name on it.
This comment just made my day. Thank you and welcome to the channel Alan!!!!!
M18 Car jump starter/top off!!
I'm all about milwaukee and I love what they're doing with "cutting the chord" they'll take over everything if they keep up with their goals!!
What are rhese tools exactly? Battery packs ? (Universal power supply?)
The only thing keeping me on the dewalt platform rn is Milwaukee not having a track saw and i like dewalts multi tool.
But i carry my dewalt in the milwaukee packouts hahahaha
Cool device….. Milwaukee is definitely on the forefront of the tool industry. I have all the mechanics tools. I just replaced a bad wheel bearing in my GMC Sierra 4x4 and those tools worked just as good as air tools. However no hose no air compressor good stuff
Very cool tool for the work site with a big battery you can do a lot. That said no one mentioned what this could do on a camping site.
That's real nass like! Milwaukee really thought that through and made a great way to have portable power.
Very nassss like haha
I accidentally clicked this video But I’m super glad I did. This is exactly what I need when I go camping. Milwaukee has been killing it the past few years with so many awesome new tools and gadgets
Awesomeness!!!!
Had absolutely no idea about this and it just changed my life.
In small town Georgia, our home Depot is small. And doesn't have too much going on, thank God for RUclips and the internet lol.
Been missing out on hundreds of Milwaukee options
I’m a Milwaukee junkie , I buy everything from Milwaukee , even if it was underwear
Lol
We must be related. Have more milwaukee tool & clothes than anyone I know
Milwak butt plug?
I’m with you love Milwaukee I’m stacking my pack outs now lol
@@fuupdaass275 love that😂
I use the Top-Off to power my DSL modem and WiFi access point during power outages. It runs for about 3 hours off an XC5.0. No cell reception where I live, so WiFi is essential to my ability to place or receive calls/texts. I love it and will buy a couple more as my M18 battery collection grows over time. Highly recommended!
This is the best thing I’ve ever bought. I’m a carpenter and I can’t live with out it.
Thanks for the feedback M. !
Hope they get an updated one that can be used for heavier duty electronics! But yeah this is fricken awesome!
Good idea for emergency situations too if you’re in a pinch and need something to charge your devices
Hey bud I don’t no if you realize that you are plenty over the 100k mark and to be more spacific your at 112k that’s awesome buddy! Well I used to have all dewalt tools & a bunch of them but I changed my thoughts about dewalt after having several batteries go bad on me with in less then 6 months & they would not at all replace them for me!! They said they had gotten to hot!! Well just using there skill saws & drills with there batteries I couldn’t figure out how they would over heat!! So I ended up going to Milwaukee 5 years on tools & 3 years on batteries you just can’t beat them!! & I can say I actually really love Milwaukee’s line of tools!!! Won’t ever go back!!! I have also gotten several other people to switch over to Milwaukee tools also & they said they absolutely love them also!! Awesome video buddy!!
When I first clicked I thought wow! Now they found an easy way to make our corded tools cordless. A small light version of the full size inverter. All that other stuff yea is great to keep around the house. But my solar bank does a good job charging my phone if I need portable power. Still a cool and handy device to have.
I love mine got it 2 weeks ago keep it in my van to power my tv and my plugin a little cooler.
Nice 👌
Great video, thx.....I keep one of these on my truck with an HD12 to keep all my cordless batteries charged. And, when we have an overnight power outage I use one for my router to keep my Wi Fi on and another for my computer and a lamp - they'll last over 6 hrs!
FYI Ii have a power supply for a amateur radio. the input is 115V AC 60 Hz 270W output is 13.8V DC 12 AMP constant and 14 AMP surge. when i bought the topoff i brought it home . hooked it to a 4.0 battery (what i had charged at the time) i ran this power supply with a Amateur radio sending and receiving for 3 1/2 hours on a fully charged 4.0
Hopefully they will come out with one that will accept multiple batteries at one time ☺️ More POWAH!!!
@Taz that's quite a bit more work than just buying a product from Milwaukee. I don't need to engineer things just because I can lol
“All from the comfort, ... of my sawhorse.” Felt this... ❤️
Lol
I have 2 of these their freaking awesome! Went to San Diego couple months ago. Was riding in my bike hauling my two boys in the kid trailer and a Sony boom speaker powered by this Milwaukee tool. Cruising down mission park it was awesome!
I have a lot of Milwaulkee tools that can charge a phone and I dont see a use for this on my job sites
Cool, I'll probably buy one, but it'd be a lot better if it had a 12V "lighter" port.
I live in Canada. Totally want this. I need this!!!! Better than the DeWalt battery pack.
I love power tools and just recently made the switch from DeWalt to Milwaukee but what got me to subscribe is the dew. Keep pumping up that dew. I guarantee the subs will skyrocket
I think it would be great for running a soldering iron in the field.
I also think the small fan seams to be a problem.
I would like to see a passive heat sink.
184,000 subscribers. Plus 1!!! Love the video. We have a 'top-off' and it's handy. Runs big LED lights, but they don't draw much anyway, around .2 A (200 mA) each. So bright I can see my Mt Dew from across the room.
That awesome Carl! Welcome to the channel brother 👊👊👊
This is pretty cool, however, I’m really surprised that this battery will power a chainsaw, but not a tea kettle 🤔 probably more to do with the inverter than the battery.
It's a pity that all these cool tools are being introduced right as the world is about to end!
it's happening right before our eyes
@@stahpit1971 how I need to be ready
world already ended in 1945 dude
@@smallhatshatethetruth7933 Reset after reset, it's probably never-ending.
The end its just the beginning.
That’s because your Samsung is taking advantage of the USB C PD. It can charge a laptop really fast with the USB cord if it supports that.
There's always gonna be that guy that complains about it not powering his air compressor or 90 amp 110 dobber welder...
Lmfao 🤣 true
The type c port really sells it for me, not gonna lie.
Used mine for the first time last week out on a site where there was no power - handy as hell!
Yeah, I love thisbthing ddellwo 👊
I drive a Fork Lift Truck so I'm able to charge my phone ON THE GO and don't have to just LEAVE MY PHONE while I'm working. Love It!!
Have this, love it, used it recently in a blackout, thx Milwaukee!!
bought mine for camping i use a 12 battery for it i only wished it was a little more powerful at least 200
neat device. well i heard won't run power tools. bigger than the makita power up thingy. i love the mountain dew throwback.
Thanks for the comment and feedback Chris!!!!!
You know it's good, if it's good enough to play Hot for Teacher.
Hahaha, yeah buddy 🤟🤟🤟
I need a Milwaukee welding hood. Blacked out sugar scoop with the emblem down the side
Use usbc as it's usb power delivery and can deliver more power at higher voltages compared to usba if your device supports it. Like the galaxy phones, pixels, etc.
If you use the usb c port to usb c to your phone, it will charge even faster
Milwaukee is the total game changer in cordless tools. I have way too many to count now. They’re all bulletproof and work perfectly. Don’t really think that top off is for me. It seems to have very limited uses.
Ryobi
@@nicolec7290 Milwaukee tool is better than Ryobi on literally everything besides cost. If you have the money, Milwaukee is a no brainer. Of course we don't live in a perfect world where we have infinite money.
There's been plenty of times I would go to the beach and my phone be almost dead this thing is amazing for something like that!
Make things wireless and take it with you or keep in your truck.
I'd be interested in that thing if I could put it on my belt and plug an orbital sander or other power tool into it, making it 'semi-cordless' so to speak.
2-5 amps is generally an orbital sanders needs, so let's say it gives you minimum voltage @ 110v
V×a=w
110×2= 240 watts
Up to
110×5=550 watts
So no it won't work even with the lesser of all of them
@@nathan4233 Thanks!
That has to be one of the best reviews I've ever seen on RUclips. Please keep up the good work.
I know it is going to upset some people BUT...Ridgid, Makita etc. Have chargers that clip right onto your battery than can charge anything with a usb which seems to be close to the limitation of this bulky inverter...YES it does have some cool capabilities BUT again it isn't anything that I personally would consider to be above and beyond what other companies are putting out on the market especially for 4X the price.
I'd like to see a passthrough AC in. If near a power source you could plug in and charge the battery while simultaneously powering your devices.
Would be a heavy load on the batt. Probably overtemp.
Things I know that it would work well for: obviously charging your phone and small electronic devices. But rather than paying top dollar for dedicated LED lighting, radios, emergency tire pump Etc. This would be a great alternative.
Dedicated lighting and radios are expensive and yet you can find cheap LED lighting and radios for just a few dollars in any average store.
All good points. Corded tools as well. Used ones are dirt cheap these days.
For things like an "Emergency tire pump" you now need to dedicate a $200 battery to your "top off" unit. So instead of keeping a 12V emergency pump in your trunk, you have to have the top off, a large battery, AND an emergency pump as well. Also, alternative emergency tire pumps are not usually USB or 110V, so this wouldn't work for them.
@@littlejackalo5326 apparently you missed the point entirely.
For those of us that already have multiple Milwaukee 18 volt batteries around, this converter is very convenient and useful.
And no you do not have to use a $200 battery. Use a 3 or 4 amp battery if that's what you choose.
I've got 3 and 4 amp batteries from 2015 that are still more than adequate for many of the applications I described earlier.
If if you were a contractor you would know that a 12-volt corded tire inflator can be quite the pain in the butt. Not just the unraveling of the cord but trying to reach trailer tires.
Dolly's or other equipment on job site location. Plumbers inflating a plug or testing Plumbing for leaks.
Simply too many uses to mention why and how this tool can be useful.
Maybe not for you but for many people and contractors it is very useful.
I'm a milwaukee man, I do have dewalt but I definitely like my milwaukee tools
As a follow up to this, wonder when they will then bring out something that will rival the DeWalt Portable Power Station via standard M18 batteries rather than the MX Power station. Or am I just the only one that would like something like this?
Got your wish
Will it power lights to grow Dutch flowers? I don’t mean Tulips
Lol, it should 🤣
Very nice tool for off grid cabin
I built my own 500W and 1500W. Way bigger, but way more powerful.
Dang clicked on the wrong topoff video. Loving the usb c port hopefully they release a big boy version to run stuff
Whatever happened to that makita battery coffee maker. Didn't get good reviews but damn good idea
Hmmm, I don't hear much about those anymore 🤔
Probably because it doesn't take the kcups.. nobody's gonna carry around a bag of coffee and utensils.. if it was kcup compatible, that'd be a different story
What about a small space heater?
This was VERY HELPFUL during a power outage! I hooked it up to a power strip, hung a light overhead and hooked up a laptop! I was watching The Sopranos while waiting for the power!
OOOOHHHH!
You will like this one..
When your done own the door toss it inside so I can use it for awhile
I was unaware of the device.
@Koba I see fat finger prob.
I was stating when your done with the device open the door toss it inside so I can try it out
I plug my Anker SoundCore speaker and little MP3 player into it...It's electrically noisy - I can hear it pulsing through the speaker using USB-A port. Aside from this, it's pretty kick ass. It's great for plugging in a painting/trouble light and other light duty things on the farm without the need to drag out the little genny.
What a f*ing cool device..... - I didn't know that this exists. I even didn't know that I NEED it.
Thank you so much.😀
Its designed pobably for corded tools. So i have a pile of corded tools and it would be handier than using a generator. Maybe it would do a reciprocating saw or a drill, maybe angle grinder? Maybe my hair trimmer? Maybe small pumps?
I have 2 of these. Told our purchasing guy to buy more
Man I’ve got one I picked up in Australia, 18/20v much more streamline and does the same job I take it camping and can charge my iPhone 3 times flat to full
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Hahaha, that's funny 😆
Thank you so much I was specifically wanting to know if I could run my guitar processor off this. Btw the milwaukee cordless speaker is an awesome portable amp if paired with a good processor.
Haha, awesome 👌 🤟🤟🤟
If new subscriber rate keeps up at this pace you'll make it to a million subscribers by the end of the year
Hahaha, a million would be nice by end of year brother 👊👊👊
1.75 amps @ 120VAC not bad!
Well explained amazing video. 🤩
Haha, thanks Ram!!!
Milwaukee is the Apple in tools they come with some genius ideas
Milwaukee has the range but festool is number one, the Samsung in tools.
Can you get a Milwaukee to Makita battery adapter and use a Makita battery?
I talked to a Milwaukee rep about making one of these. I need one like yesterday.
The other day and I was at the Elmont Home Depot Long Island New York they finally got this new Milwaukee power pack in stock and I was very surprised to see how expensive this thing is $100 is a little much especially when you could use the charger from your heater jacket or Milwaukee also sells a charger that fits over the batteries but I don't believe that you're going to have the capability to use the outlet unless it's a very small item I've never found anything but you could use a 110 outlet for something you actually need take care brother
I think the function is the same with the power bank???
Now you are 4K away from 200,000! Keep dewing it!
Wow! right out of Buck Rogers, like it will actually charge my Samsung? just by plugging it in?
Yep, and it's way fastethan the wall chargers when using a High Output battery. Love this thing
nice but the price. you could buy something beefier for a lot less. the niche is probably having so much milwaukee batteries you have no idea what to use for.
If you use a type C / type C cable it should charge even faster...
Nice made in England Marshall equipment you have there
I want an adapter to be able to plug it in the wall. Would just add to the versatility!
I was just about to cut into my small packout box to add batteries and inverter but now I don’t have to nice!!!
With a Milwaukee charger plugged into the top off, how many batteries will the supply battery charge?
Ryobi has has those for a while now, love it
I use the 3.0 h0 batteries on it the most @ToolReviewZone
what about the helper that brings his corded tools to the jobsite in middle of nowhere that doesnt have service yet? will it run any smaller corded power tools for any length of time with a big AH battery?
I've had my makita one for about 4 years now
That’s a really cool product.
thanks for the video. the selling point for me is the laptop but 175w isn't enough for my 190w xps 560. The market is yet to supply this rating.
I’ve not studied the spec on this. The problem with power inverters, sine waves. Yes it will run electronics but if not a a UPS grade inverter it will destroy those electronics.
Wish they had a DC output (cigarette lighter)
Hey think i could use it to plug in a heat gun?
They should make it to were you can link up 4 to 6 m18 batteries
The only thing that I wish they would do is compete with Dewalt on there 4 Bay charger/power station. I seen a video of a guy run a vacuum pump for 47 minutes on 4 charged batteries. 120V drawing 6 ish amps if I remember correctly.
they make a 6 bay charger carry station. better then crapwalt
@@BoltzHomeRenovations The 6 bay charger is sequential. Dewalt's 4 bay is simultaneous and you can take 4 charged batteries and power up a 110V item(s). Milwaukee has yet to release a M18 setup even though they have a patent for it.
Now would this run corded tools like a rotary hammer or angle grinder? The battery runs the cordless versions no problem.
No
No; corded angle grinders use like 900 watts of power, and this thing only provides 175.
VHB tape a big inverter to the side of a 100 amp lithium battery and you will have more the top-off-toy.
What is the scoop on leaks with press fittings especially gas piping ? Do they leak if installed properly?
Can you use a corded saw or something with it???
This is cool here! I didn’t even know they had this. Thanks for sharing.
just got the Gen 2 Compact (2855) and Mid-Torque (2962) Impact wrenches.
I have a pretty small collection of tools, but the power of this Mid-Torque is almost scary. My lug nuts didn't stand a chance!
Your right, multiple USBs would make that even more perfect! Guess you could connect it to a multiple buss usb block?
Parallel kit diy? For 350w........
Van halen and Mt. Dew! Subscribed!
Haha, yeah buddy! Welcome to the channel avman!!!!