Product comparison · 2 drills

AEG BS 14C vs AEG BS 14G2

20specifications compared
10differ
10identical
5known for one product only

Key differences

The AEG BS 14C has 0.3 cm more chuck capacity (max) than the AEG BS 14G2 (1.3 cm vs 1 cm). The AEG BS 14C has 100 RPM more idle speed (2nd gear) than the AEG BS 14G2 (1500 RPM vs 1400 RPM). The AEG BS 14G2 has 1 more torque settings than the AEG BS 14C (24 vs 23). Battery technology: Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) on the AEG BS 14C, Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd) on the AEG BS 14G2.

Chuck capacity (max)
- BS 14C:1.3 cm
- BS 14G2:1 cm
Idle speed (2nd gear)
- BS 14C:1500 RPM
- BS 14G2:1400 RPM
Torque settings
- BS 14C:23
- BS 14G2:24
Maximum torque (hard applications)
- BS 14C:50 N⋅m
- BS 14G2:32 N⋅m
Drilling diameter in wood (max)
- BS 14C:4.5 cm
- BS 14G2:3 cm
Drilling diameter in steel (max)
- BS 14C:1.3 cm
- BS 14G2:1 cm
Screw diameter (max)
- BS 14C:1.3 cm
- BS 14G2:1 cm
Battery capacity
- BS 14C:2 Ah
- BS 14G2:1.4 Ah

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Comparison of BS 14C, BS 14G2
25 specifications	A AEG BS 14C View product	B AEG BS 14G2 View product
Featuresidentical
Chuck typeKnown for one	Keyless	Unknown — not stated by the source
Built-in lightKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Performance7 differ
Chuck capacity (min)Known for one	1.5 mm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Chuck capacity (max)Differs	1.3 cm	1 cm
Idle speed (2nd gear)Differs	1500 RPM	1400 RPM
Torque settingsDiffers	23	24
Maximum torque (hard applications)Differs	50 N⋅m	32 N⋅m
Drilling diameter in wood (max)Differs	4.5 cm	3 cm
Drilling diameter in steel (max)Differs	1.3 cm	1 cm
Screw diameter (max)Differs	1.3 cm	1 cm
Power2 differ
Battery capacityDiffers	2 Ah	1.4 Ah
Charging timeDiffers	30 min	60 min
Battery1 differ
Battery technologyDiffers	Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion)	Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd)
Weight & dimensionsidentical
DepthKnown for one	186 mm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Other featuresidentical
Vibration emissionKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1.5 m/s²

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