Einhell TE-CD 18/ 48 Li-i Kit - 48 Nm and 18 V Power

Einhell TE-CD 18/48 Li-i (2x2.0Ah), model 4513935, is an 18 V cordless impact drill with a brush motor, two batteries, and a charger. Its compact black-and-red body combines a two-speed gearbox with impact drilling for wood, metal, plastic, masonry, and concrete tasks.

Core Specifications and Kit Contents

The drill delivers 48 Nm of hard torque, with 23 torque settings and two transmission gears. The keyless single-sleeve chuck accepts bits from 2 mm to 13 mm, while the impact function reaches 6,400 strokes per minute in first gear and 24,000 strokes per minute in second gear.

Einhell lists a product weight of 1.5 kg. The 2x2.0Ah kit contains two 18 V Power X-Change lithium-ion batteries and one charger, giving the package a different value proposition from the Solo version, which omits those power accessories.

Power X-Change Compatibility

The TE-CD 18/48 Li-i belongs to Einhell's Power X-Change battery system. A compatible 18 V battery can also power other tools in that platform, while the kit's two 2.0Ah packs make it usable without a separate battery purchase.

The drill's two-speed layout separates controlled fastening from faster drilling. First gear reaches 0-400 revolutions per minute, and second gear reaches 0-1,500 revolutions per minute; the impact mechanism is intended for masonry work rather than heavy-duty concrete drilling.

Price and Category Context

A US listing places the 2x2.0Ah kit at $145.95 as of 09/19/2026. That price positions the package above a bare tool but includes two batteries and a charger.

Compared with the TE-CD 18/50 Li-i, the TE-CD 18/48 Li-i lists 48 Nm rather than 50 Nm, while both models use an 18 V platform and a 13 mm chuck. The TE-CD 18/50 Li-i therefore offers a modest torque increase, but the 18/48 kit's included battery bundle is the more concrete distinction for buyers starting without Power X-Change equipment.

Best Fit for Workshop Tasks

The Einhell TE-CD 18/48 Li-i fits home workshops and light construction tasks that need one tool for fastening, ordinary drilling, and occasional masonry work. Its 1.5 kg listed weight, 13 mm chuck, 48 Nm torque, and two-speed transmission give it a practical middle position among cordless impact drills.

Its limits are equally specific: the model uses a brush motor, the package supplies 2.0Ah batteries rather than higher-capacity packs, and the published concrete drilling capacity is 10 mm. Users needing sustained heavy drilling, brushless efficiency, or higher impact output should look at a more powerful model in the same battery ecosystem.