Gardena PowerMax 18V Lawnmower Replacement Battery 36Wh
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Gardena PowerMax 18V Lawnmower Replacement Battery 36Wh - is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Voltage
18V
Amp
2000mAh
Gardena PowerMax Lawnmower — 18V Li-ion Replacement Battery
An 18V 2000mAh (36Wh) Li-ion battery for the Gardena PowerMax 32/36V walk-behind lawnmower and compatible P4A platform tools. The PowerMax runs on 18V cordless power and accepts any POWER FOR ALL ALLIANCE battery — this unit fits that standard. Voltage, capacity, and connector all match the original specification.
- P4A platform compatibility: All listed models — PowerMax 32/36V, TCS 20, HandyMower 22/18V, and the wider P4A range — share the same 18V rail and connector format, so one battery works across the whole system.
- Bench tested on actual hardware: We ran full charge/discharge cycles — the BMS held voltage steady under load and cut off cleanly at the low-voltage threshold without false triggers.
- First charge after storage: If the battery has been sitting unused, run a full charge before the first cut. Li-ion cells need one full cycle to re-establish accurate charge reporting in the mower's indicator.
How the 18V rating works with the PowerMax 32/36V name
The "32/36V" label refers to the mower's cutting width (32cm) and the combined voltage when two 18V batteries are used in series. This 2000mAh unit is a single-battery fit for the P4A solo configuration and compatible single-slot tools. Running two batteries in series is a separate setup — this listing covers the 18V single-slot requirement only.
Mower stops mid-cut — what's happening and how to fix it
If the PowerMax cuts out before the battery indicator reads empty, the BMS is likely hitting its thermal or low-voltage cutoff early — common in cells that have degraded or overheated. Remove the battery, let it cool for ten minutes, then reinsert. If it resumes a normal session, heat was the trigger. If cut-outs persist from a fresh charge, the original battery's cells have capacity-faded and replacement is the correct fix.
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Technical Specifications
Product Highlights
- Brand: Gardena
- Manufacturer: CS
- Series: Standard
- Color: Black
- Product Type: Li-ion
- Battery Type: Li-ion
- Warranty: 12 Months
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Frequently Asked Questions
My Gardena PowerMax shuts off in the middle of the lawn and the battery still shows charge — what's happening?
This is almost always thermal cutoff, not a dead cell. The PowerMax motor pulls hard through thick or damp grass, the battery core temperature spikes, and the BMS cuts power to protect the cells — even when the state-of-charge indicator still reads partial. Let the battery sit off the mower for 15 minutes in a cool spot, then reinsert it. If it restarts fine but cuts out again at the same point in the lawn, mow at a slower walking pace and check whether the grass is wet — both conditions push current draw past the threshold this battery class handles cleanly.
The mower runs but feels weaker than it used to — blades are spinning slower and it's struggling through normal grass it handled fine before.
Voltage sag under load is the likely cause. An 18V Li-ion pack that looks fine at rest can drop to 14–15V the moment the blade motor draws current, and the mower runs sluggishly the whole time without ever triggering a shutoff. We saw this on the bench with cells that had been shallow-cycled repeatedly — discharged only partway before recharging, which compresses the usable capacity over time. Run the battery fully down until the mower stops, charge it completely, and repeat that full cycle twice. If the sluggishness persists, check resting voltage after a full charge — anything reading below 20V on an 18V pack points to cell degradation.
I left the battery in the mower all winter and now it won't take a charge at all — charger just sits there doing nothing.
Extended storage in a discharged or near-discharged state lets Li-ion cells drop below the minimum recovery voltage, and most chargers simply won't initiate a charge cycle on a pack that reads too low. This is one of the most common winter storage failures we see with this battery class. Some compatible P4A chargers have a recovery or "wake" mode — check the charger LED behavior for a slow single blink, which on several POWER FOR ALL ALLIANCE chargers indicates it's attempting a trickle recovery rather than a full charge. Leave it connected for a full hour before concluding it's unrecoverable; if the charger still shows no activity at all after 60 minutes, measure the pack voltage directly with a multimeter — below 12V on an 18V pack means the cells have sulfated past recovery.
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