will this accept the 20 volt lithium ion battery
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Normally A 20 volt should not be used in a tool designed for any other voltage. It may harm your tool and/or your battery.
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Having not seen the 20 v battery and the attaching mount, I don't know if it would work. My experience generally shows that companies don't make tools with interchangeable and different battsries. I'm sure the PC website could tell you or call PC customer service. Good luck
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I do not have any 20 volt batteries, but I know the 18 volt lions and Nicads will fit.
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Any DeWalt 20v battery will work, yes. The thinner, lower mAh rating battery just won't last as long as the bigger one.
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Hi Aaron, No it will not. You need a different battery, unfortunately, we do not have it. Thanks
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No, there was a guy who checked it out at lowes just two weeks ago. They had some stuff on clearance and the 20V battery was bigger and had a different slot position then the 18V. Sorry! Good luck! God Bless!
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No - the 18v and 20v are different - the 18v battery plugs in and 20v battery slides on -
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Yes all 20v batteries can be used the only difference is the amps/AH of battery
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This works just with Black Decker 20 V Lithium ion battery. What is strange 19 V battery you ask ?
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A 20v Lithium battery is equivalent to an 18v nicad. They will both put out 18v to the tool. The Lithium battery is much smaller, lighter and holds a charge longer.
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Yes it will it is a good battery. Make sure you have a brushless system that can handle lipos cause it could burn something up if it's brushed
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Sorry, but no it cannot unless your 24 volt battery is actually 2 / 12 volt batteries wired in series.
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Although this uses the old style battery from what I understand. Not sure if lithium ion battery fits
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Yes, it has to be 20 volt batteries. The 18 volt (the older/bulkier) batteries will not work with this. The 1.5v, 3.0v or the newer 2.0v, 4.0v all work with this circular saw.
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Most of these batteries will fit other similar 20 Volt devices with slight modification to the battery
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110 charger for your 20v lithium ion battery. The charger actually attaches to the back of the battery, rather than inserting the battery into a charger. The charger will only work on either the 16 or 20v B&D; batteries.
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the black and decker lht2220 22inch hedge trimmer can only accept the 20volt lithium battery packs.
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I think all Dewalt 20V batteries will fit in any 20V Dewalt tool the only concern would be if it would have enough power to run that particular tool to perform the intended job.
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Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not sure, ask more questions. Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not... » Read More Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not sure, ask more questions. « Show Less