Klauke NG2115 18 V Mains Adapter - 120 V

Name: Klauke NG2115 18 V Mains Adapter - 120 V
SKU: NG2115
Price: 438.56 GBP

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Klauke NG2115 18 V Mains Adapter - 120 V

Manufacturer: KLAUKE

SKU: NG2115

EAN13: 4012078707589

Back order for delivery on 4th May 2026

Mains Adapter - 120V

5 Metre Cord

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£438.56 £365.47

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Quantity	Price Each Ex VAT	Price Each Inc VAT
1+	£365.47	£438.56
5+	£358.31	£429.97
10+	£347.41	£416.89
25+	£332.65	£399.18

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Technical Details

Manufacturer	Klauke
Weight	780 g
Packaged Weight	780 g

Customer Questions & Answers

Customer Questions

How should I store my rechargeable batteries?

Store rechargeable batteries in a cool, dry place between 10°C and 25°C (50°F and 77°F). This is because excessive heat can degrade battery cells and shorten their lifespan, whilst moisture can damage internal components.

Rechargable batteries should always be stored with a partial charge (usually around 40–60%) to prolong their lifespan. If batteries are stored on an empty charge it can lead to deep discharge and potentially, permanently damage the battery. We recommend checking batteries periodically if they are likely to be unused for months and recharge slightly if the level becomes low.

What are common signs that a battery needs to be replaced?

Common signs that the operator should lookout for, includes -

Decreased performance. Rechargeable batteries that are suffering from decreased performance are likely to make the power tool shut-off unexpectedly during use, or may not supply the tool with enough power to make it useful.
Longer charging times. If the battery is taking longer to fully charge than it used to, then it is likely the battery is reaching the end of its life.
Physical swelling, cracking and leakage from the battery. If the operator notices any damage to the battery, then it should be disposed of safely and replaced immediately for safety reasons.
Unable to hold a charge. If the battery is fully charged but supplying power for shorter periods of time than it used to, then the battery cells may be wearing out. This is because rechargeable batteries gradually lose capacity after repeated charging cycles, with most lithium-ion batteries being able to handle around 300-500 full charge cycles, before the operator should start to notice a performance drop-off.

How long do rechargeable batteries last?

Modern lithium-ion rechargeable batteries can last between 3-5 years of regular use, which can be between 300 - 500 full charge cycles before the operator will start to notice a decline in performance.

Several factors can affect this, such as the battery type, usage patterns and how well the battery is maintained. If the battery is stored in extreme temperatures then it will affect its longevity and ideally, it should be stored in a dry environment between 10°C and 25°C (50°F and 77°F).

If the battery is looked after then the operator shouldn't notice a steep decline in performance. Instead the decline should be slow and steady, with shorter runtimes, reduced power and increased charging times.

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Delivery and Returns

UK Delivery

We offer free standard delivery (2-3 days) on all orders over £62.50 excluding VAT (orders that weigh over 10kg could be subject to delivery costs).

Orders under £62.50 excluding VAT will be charged for UK delivery at a rate of £4.95 + VAT.

Next working day delivery is also available at a flat rate of £16.67 + VAT for items held in stock. This service will require someone to be at the delivery address to sign for your parcel, otherwise it will be delivered to an access point for collection. The cut off point for next working day delivery is 2.30pm Monday to Friday.

International Delivery Including Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands

Rates and delivery times will vary depending on the country and delivery zone. Shipping rates and VAT exemptions will be calculated at the checkout, although orders that weigh over 5kg could be subject to additional delivery costs when the order has been processed. We will get in contact with you should delivery costs exceed our estimations before shipping the items.

Following the trade agreement between the United Kingdom and the EU, all goods sold from the UK to EU customers will not incur VAT at the point of sale. VAT will be paid by the customer to the customs agent before the goods are delivered at the customers country of situ VAT rate. There will also be additional duties and disbursement fees to be paid before the goods are delivered, which will vary item to item. Please note no refunds will be issued for returned goods due to the customer not paying any of the additional costs.

Please see our shipping and returns page for shipping costs to the destination country from our warehouse.

Returns

We are happy to accept items returned to us within 30 days of purchase, or 14 days for items on sale, and in this case we offer an exchange or a full refund via your original payment method, once we receive the items and process them in our warehouse.

Any returns which fall outside this 30 day time period may be considered on a case-by-case basis at our discretion and may be refunded as a credit against a future purchase.

All items must be returned to Heamar in the same condition in which they were shipped and in a saleable condition. Heamar reserves the right to refuse a return if it is determined that the item has been used and then returned for any reason other than being ‘faulty’. The buyer is responsible for return postage unless the item is faulty.

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