Make sure the charger is compatible with your battery system. Check charging time, charging current (e.g., 2 A, 4 A), cooling, and whether it charges one or multiple batteries at once. Some models offer smart features like charge status indicators and battery protection.
Battery chargers
Festool MXC
The Festool MXC is a compact charger for 10.8V batteries with a 2.8A charging current. It provides safe and efficient charging and is a convenient option for users of Festool’s smaller tools and machines.
6.8
Charging speed
5/10
Safety
9/10
Compatibility
5/10
Value for money
8/10
Total rating: 6.8/10
| Brand | Festool |
| Product title | MXC |
| Voltage | 10.8V |
| Charging current | 2.8 A |
| Voltage support | Fixed |
| Charger category | Single Charger |
| Battery slots | 1 |
| Compatible batteries | 1 |
| Product page | Link |
Compatible batteries
Similar battery chargers
Compatible batteries
1. Festool BP-XS
10.8V, 2.6 Ah
1,000 SEK
The Festool BP-XS is a 10.8V battery with 2.6 Ah capacity, designed for Festool’s compact tools. It provides longer runtime than the 2.5 Ah model while maintaining a lightweight and compact design. An excellent choice for users seeking high performance and durability for lighter tasks.
7.5/10
Similar battery chargers
1. Festool TCL 6
10.8V-18V, 6.0 A
900 – 1,100 SEK
The Festool TCL 6 charges 10.8V-18V batteries with a 6.0A charging current. Compatible with Festool’s battery system, it provides fast and reliable charging, making it a versatile choice for professional users.
7.8/10
2. Festool TCL 6 DUO
10.8V-18V, 6.0 A
1,800 – 2,200 SEK
The Festool TCL 6 DUO is a dual charger for 10.8V-18V batteries with a 6.0A charging current. It can charge two batteries simultaneously, making it an excellent choice for users who need continuous tool operation.
8/10
3. Festool SCA 16
10.8V-18V, 16.0 A
1,700 – 2,100 SEK
The Festool SCA 16 is an advanced fast charger for 10.8V-18V batteries with a 16.0A charging current. It provides ultra-fast charging and is perfect for professionals who want to minimize downtime.
8.8/10
FAQ
Charging time depends on both the battery’s capacity (Ah) and the charger's output. A standard 2 A charger may take around 2 hours to charge a 4.0 Ah battery, while a fast 8 A charger could do it in about 30–40 minutes.
Yes, if the batteries belong to the same system and use the same connector. Some brands offer multi-voltage chargers (e.g., 12V and 18V), while others require separate chargers for each battery type.
Store the charger in a dry, cool place. Clean ventilation slots and contact points when needed. Use only original cables and avoid covering the charger during operation.
Yes, especially if you use your tools frequently and want to reduce downtime. Fast chargers cost more but save time and can be gentler on batteries thanks to advanced charging technology.
