How to choose a compatible replacement series
Platform, voltage, housing and capacity — the four details worth confirming before anything else.
Compare series →Buyer resources
Short, useful guidance for selecting a compatible series, preparing an RFQ and scoping a private-label battery programme. Written for distributors and brands, not consumer shopping comparisons.
Resource library
Platform, voltage, housing and capacity — the four details worth confirming before anything else.
Compare series →MOQ bands, sample timelines and the short commercial brief that gets you a real number.
View checklist →Current compatible series list, SKU cross-reference and available specifications, sent by email.
Request catalogue →Selection guide
Work through these in order. Each one narrows the next, and skipping the first is what produces packs that fit the charger but not the tool.
Identify the compatible tool platform and slide-on interface before anything else — it fixes the housing.
Keep the voltage system aligned with that platform; marketed "max" voltage and nominal voltage are not the same number.
Choose the runtime range and price positioning your channel needs, then the cell grade that supports it.
Confirm neutral pack, private label, housing colour and packaging requirements.
Share sample needs, expected order quantity and destination market — they drive both MOQ and certification scope.
RFQ checklist
You do not need a complete technical specification. A short commercial brief is enough to begin — we come back with the gaps that actually change the quote.
MOQ & lead timesCompatible platform or reference part number
Required capacity range and SKU count
Sample quantity and expected order volume
Logo, label, housing colour or packaging needs
Destination country and target sales channel