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Question: I will like to know thw difference between the  (a)48-11-2-2402 and the (b)48-11-2440 batteries in term of ampere capacity.
Document: Do not buy from this vendor! (Tools, Tools and more). These are complete knock off batteries. First of all, it is shown as model 2440 which the newest and most expensive of the Milwaukee batteries. What actually shows up is a model 2402 battery which is an older and less expensive model. Also, the battery is obviously a counterfeit as it is completely blank with no labeling or logo on it. It is not the battery shown here by Tools, Tools and more.
Used for 2 days on m12 radio and still had juice. Dont know yet if it lasts longer than the original.
I haven't timed it, but these 4.0 batteries really extend the run-time of the M12 tools. Not sure of the science behind it, but they certainly also seem to provide each of my tools with more power. Tools like the multi-tool and the right angle drill have become much more useable. There's also the added benefit of these providing a more stable base for the tool to stand upright.
Until Bosch got into the double capacity 10.8V/12V Max battery game late last year, Milwaukee was the only manufacturer that made an extended-run battery in this calls of power tools. As cell capacity increased, so did the runtime of their extended run and standard battery packs. Now that individual cell capacity has reached 2.0 amp-hours, it only made sense to build their high capacity extended run packs around this latest technology.
The Red Lithium Battery blows away all of Milwaukees previous M12 batteries. And I can now actually USE that darn Hackzall I got for Christmas. It would hardly run  for 3 minutes on my old M12's. I like the added base, and that my Drilldriver can actually stand up now, like the M18 tools. The nice thing about the M12 series is that they're compact and easy to use with one hand at the top of a ladder. I am buying more of these Red Lithiums for sure.
I've been using M12 products for a while now, especially the first gen (not FUEL) 3/8 impact wrench virtually every day at work in an automotive shop. There are some things it just cant power through, and was hoping this might make a difference but didn't notice much of a difference when it needed to power through something it couldn't with the stock batteries.
I got this because the smaller battery for the M-12 system radio ran down in less than 2 1/2 hours this battery last all day long! This one last about 8 hrs before I have to recharge.
I have owned my kit for a couple years now and the original batteries are still pretty good. This one is great. Packs enough power for a whole lot of drilling and screw running. Excellent power!
The M12 red lithium xc 4.0 batteries are a must have for the m12 line. Not only do you get extended run time with whatever tool your using, it give you a nice base so that you can put your tool down on a surface standing up. These batteries are still relatively small and I have no issues getting the tools into tight places. If I need to I use the compact red lithium batteries to get the job done.
Adds functionality to your tools (tools will stand up on their own much easier)technically it is double the run time (2x), but on some tools, it seems like tools run 3x longer
Answer: yes