EGO Battery Comparison Chart(For All Battery Models)

Choosing the right EGO battery can dramatically affect how long you work and how fast you’re back in action.

To help you find the perfect fit, we’ve compiled a detailed comparison of all current EGO batteries, including capacity, weight, charge time, compatible tools, and ideal use cases.

EGO Battery Comparison Chart

Battery ModelVoltageCapacity (Ah)Watt-Hours (Wh)Weight (lbs/kg)Charge Time (Standard / Rapid)Ideal For
BA1120/BA1120T56V2.0Ah112Wh2.87 / 1.360 mins / 30 minsTrimmers, edgers, hedge trimmers
BA1400/BA1400T56V2.5Ah140Wh2.87 / 1.360 mins / 30 minsLight tools, occasional use
BA2240/BA2240T56V4.0Ah224Wh4.85 / 2.280 mins / 40 minsMedium tools like blowers, saws
BA2800/BA2800T56V5.0Ah280Wh4.85 / 2.2100 mins / 50 minsMowers, multitool kits
BA3360T56V6.0Ah336Wh5.5 / 2.5120 mins / 60 minsExtended trimming, medium mowing
BA4200/BA4200T56V7.5Ah420Wh6.31 / 2.86145 mins / 60 minsLarge mowers, extended runtime
BA5600T56V10.0Ah560Wh8.6 / 3.9190 mins / 80 minsPro mowers, snow blowers
BA6720T56V12.0Ah672Wh9.9 / 4.5230 mins / 90 minsZ6 rider, pro users
BA1400T-G3-2P56V5.0Ah280Wh4.85 / 2.2100 mins / 50 minsMowers, G3 2P compatible tools
BA2800T-G3-2P56V8.0Ah448Wh6.31 / 2.86145 mins / 60 minsExtended runtime, G3 2P tools
BH1001 (Backpack)56V28.0Ah1568Wh19.84 / 9.0 (with harness)420 mins / 210 minsAll-day commercial use

Notes:

> All EGO ARC Lithium™ batteries are compatible with all EGO tools and chargers.

> Charge times are approximate and based on CH2100 Standard and CH5500 Rapid chargers. Turbo Charger (CH7000) may reduce times further.

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Choosing the Right Battery for Your Needs

1. Light-Duty Users (Homeowners with Small Yards):

  • Best Options: BA1120T or BA1400T (2.5Ah)
  • Why: Lightweight, fast charging, ideal for trimming, edging, or quick cleanups.

2. Moderate Yard Work (Up to 1/2 Acre):

  • Best Options: BA2800T (5.0Ah)
  • Why: Perfect balance of runtime and weight for mowers and blowers.

3. Heavy-Duty Homeowners / Landscapers:

  • Best Options: BA4200T or BA5600T
  • Why: More watt-hours for longer mowing and blowing without frequent recharges.

4. Commercial/Extended Runtime Needs:

  • Best Options: BA6720T or BHX1000 Backpack Battery
  • Why: These provide the longest runtimes and are suited for the EGO Z6 and pro-grade tools.

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Rapid Charger vs Standard Charger

EGO offers two main charger types:

  • Standard Charger (CH2100): Good for overnight charging or light use.
  • Rapid Charger (CH5500): Essential for fast turnarounds, charges most batteries in under an hour.

If you plan to run your equipment often or for longer periods, investing in a rapid charger is worthwhile.

Compatibility Across All Tools

One major advantage of EGO’s battery lineup is universal compatibility. All 56V batteries work across all EGO Power+ tools. Whether you’re using a trimmer, chainsaw, blower, or mower, you can swap batteries in and out freely.

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Real-World Runtime Estimates

Tips to Extend EGO Battery Life

  • Avoid overcharging: Unplug after full charge if possible.
  • Store at 50% charge during off-season.
  • Avoid extreme temperatures: Store in a cool, dry area.
  • Clean terminals to ensure good contact with the tool.

FAQs

What is the difference between EGO batteries?

All EGO batteries operate on a 56V platform and are compatible across all EGO tools. However, they differ mainly in:

  • Capacity (Ah): Ranges from 2.0Ah to 28.0Ah or more. Higher Ah = longer runtime.
  • Watt-Hours (Wh): Total energy output (Voltage × Amp-Hours). More Wh = more work done per charge.
  • Weight: Bigger batteries are heavier, and important for handheld tools.
  • Charge Time: Larger batteries take longer to charge unless using a rapid charger.
  • Ideal Use Case: Smaller batteries are better for handheld tools; larger ones suit mowers and blowers.
ModelAhWhWeightBest For
BA1120T2.0Ah112Wh2.6 lbsTrimmers, edgers
BA2240T4.0Ah224Wh4.4 lbsBlowers, saws
BA4200T7.5Ah420Wh6.4 lbsMowers, longer runtime tools
BHX100028Ah1568Wh18 lbsAll-day pro use

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What is the longest lasting EGO battery?

The BHX1000 Backpack Battery is currently the longest-lasting EGO battery, with 28.0Ah / 1568Wh capacity.

  • Provides up to a full workday of runtime with compatible tools.
  • Ideal for commercial landscaping crews or the EGO Z6 riding mower.

For non-commercial users, the BA6720T (12.0Ah) is the top-tier standalone battery for runtime.

What is the difference between a 6.0 Ah and a 7.5 Ah battery?

Feature6.0 Ah (BA3360T)7.5 Ah (BA4200T)
Capacity6.0 amp-hours7.5 amp-hours
Watt-Hours~336Wh~420Wh
Weight~6.0 lbs~6.4 lbs
RuntimeMedium20–25% longer
Use CaseMid-size mowersLarger tools, longer jobs
In summary: The 7.5Ah battery lasts about 20–25% longer than the 6.0Ah model but is slightly heavier.

What is the difference between EGO 4.0Ah and 5.0Ah battery?

Feature4.0 Ah (BA2240T)5.0 Ah (BA2800T)
Watt-Hours224Wh280Wh
Weight4.4 lbs5.0 lbs
Charge Time~80 mins / 35 mins~100 mins / 40 mins
RuntimeModerate25% longer

The 5.0Ah version gives a noticeably longer runtime, making it better for mowing and extended tool usage.

Which is better, 2.0 Ah or 4.0 Ah battery?

  • 2.0Ah (BA1120T):
    • Lightweight (2.6 lbs)
    • Great for short, light-duty tasks (trimming, edging)
    • Fast to recharge
  • 4.0Ah (BA2240T):
    • Doubles runtime
    • Better for leaf blowers, chainsaws, and longer use
    • Slightly heavier

The 4.0Ah battery is better for most users due to longer runtime and broader tool compatibility. The 2.0Ah is good only if weight or short bursts of use are top priorities.

How many years will EGO batteries last?

EGO batteries typically last:

  • 3–5 years with regular residential use
  • 800–1,000 full charge cycles
  • EGO provides a 3-year limited warranty on batteries

Tips to Extend Lifespan:

  • Avoid leaving batteries in the charger after they’re full.
  • Store in cool, dry environments.
  • Don’t leave batteries in direct sun or extreme cold.

George Bill
George Bill

George Bill is a Mechanical Engineer by Profession and an avid gardener and has been mowing his lawn for over 20 years. He has used a variety of different mowers during this time.
George is an expert at maintaining his mowers and over the years, he has learned many tricks and techniques for getting the best results from his mowers and is always happy to share his knowledge on this site.