The 36V/4.0Ah lithium battery included in Senix cordless woodworking solutions tools embodies better battery life in professional use. Take the top model SF-360 circular saw. It can be run for 58 minutes under sustained cutting of 20mm pine wood board thickness without charging (cutting distance 130 meters), and power consumption efficiency arrives at 2.24 meters per minute, 42% more than identical 20V tools. If changed into the high-load mode (cutting 50mm thick hard maple wood), the battery life will decrease to 32 minutes. But with the FastCharge Pro technology, 80% rapid charging can be completed within 18 minutes to meet the requirement of heavy-duty operations.
In battery cycle life and endurance, Senix’s NMC ternary lithium battery, UL certified, can endure 1,200 full charge and discharge cycles (capacity retention rate ≥80%). Calculated at 1.5 days per charge, the theoretical life works out to 2.6 years. According to the actual measurement data of German TUV, under the low-temperature environment of -20℃, the discharge efficiency of the battery is still 89% of the nominal value (average of similar products is 62%), and the built-in temperature control system can control the working temperature of the battery cells within the safe range of 15-45℃ (ambient temperature -30℃ to 50℃). On the Norwegian polar construction site usage, the Senix battery maintained 93% of initial capacity output after 4 hours’ continuous work.
The consumption of electricity by different tools varies significantly:
DR-36X impact drill: Drilling Φ12×100mm holes in concrete (with strength C30), a single battery can drill 126 holes (industry standard 78 holes), with power usage efficiency of 0.79 holes /Wh;
PT-360 electric planer: To deal with the surface of pine wood (cutting depth 2mm), a single Ah battery can cover an area of 18.5 square meters, 37% higher than the conventional carbon brush model.
OS-36 track saw: In cutting oak countertops (40mm thick), power consumption is 1.2 meters /Wh, and single battery cutting length can reach 180 meters.
Intelligent power management technology extends the lengths of productive working hours. Senix’s AdaptivePower system dynamically adjusts the output power by ±15%. On constant running of BS-36 sander (1,100RPM), battery life has been extended to 2.1 hours (1.5 hours on constant power mode). Data from US home builders show that with assistance from load forecasting algorithms, idle power consumption of tools was minimized by 72%, while the average frequency for battery replacement within a day reduced from 4.2 to 2.7 times.
Cost-benefit analysis shows that the energy cost of Senix batteries over a lifetime is $0.11/Wh (using 1,200 cycles), which is 63% lower than conventional nickel-cadmium batteries. Japanese woodworking companies have calculated that by using Senix cordless woodworking systems, battery cost per job has been lowered by ¥35,000 (compared to the Makita 18V system), and lost working time due to power failure has been lowered by 89%.
Market verification data guarantee stability: During the 2023 IWF tests, Senix batteries only reduced capacity by 3.7% after being subjected to 8 hours of continuous high-load testing (the industry average loss was 12%). On the Skyline Tower project in Dubai, its batteries run for a mean of 9 hours daily at 50℃ temperature, and after 800 cycles, the capacity retention rate remains 82%. The UK Crossrail project produced 250,000 fastenings using Senix tools with a battery failure rate of just 0.03 times per thousand hours, establishing new industrial-grade standard for cordless equipment reliability.