Will this 12 volt tool work properly with the 10.8 volt battery , and will the 10.8 volt tools work with the 12v batteries?
284141
No it will not, the 12v is designed only to operate on a 12v battery. Also the 10.8 is not a Li-ion battery like the 12v.
284142
It's designed for use for the 12 volt battery. I don't think it would have enough power. It's an excellent tool. Very powerful.
284143
I don't know. I haven't tried it. My guess is that it would work. I had the 10.8 version which was stollen and this one replaced it.
284144
Absolutely, and vice versa. They are the same LiION batteries, I have both and do this all the time and have done so for a long time. Changing it from 10.8 to 12V was marketing speak, one is the open circuit voltage and one is the under load voltage.
284145
Not sure, seeing as I don't have the 10.8v set anymore. They seem to be the same size, but don't quote me on it.
1747895
I only have two of the 12v - 2.0 Ah - Li-ion batteries that I bought with the radio. If your 10.5v batteries are interchangeable in your tools, then I would have to believe they would be in your radio, but I do not know this for sure. I will add that I bought the radio for my wife who delivers mail, and she uses the radio in her mail truck and loves it. She gets about 3-days use on a battery and her mail route is about 4hrs/day. Hope this helps...
1667490
No, you cannot use an 18volt battery on a 20volt tool. You must use a 20volt battery.
34044
checked with a battery website, it may be that 10.8v is the normal sustained voltage. The 12v may be for high torque situations where the tool draws more voltage for a short duration. The battery I have is rated 10.8v/12v peak.
1197282
Yes, it is. Milwaukee makes all it's 12volt batteries to be compatible with all it's 12 volt tools.
17754
will not fit this tool, this tool is 20 volt, 12 Volt is too low a voltage operate this tool.
1747896
Couldn't say for sure, I have no 10.5 batteries. The included power supply (transformer) lists 12v. output for what that's worth.
1205514
Yes, if you do not already have a 12 volt dewalt tool with the lithium ion battery & charger you would have to purchase battery & charger.
854378
it may not cause i think the batteries are specific to the power tool you are using. you can try the mfg website to get the accurate resposne
1323162
Yes. The 20v & 12v are basically the same where they meet the battery pack. The bit holder only requires one screw hole on the drill anyway.
34042
The same batteries will work on all three units. Hitachi is very strict about being open about specs and product capabilities, so they provide more information than others might. The 12V peak, 10.8V nominal is just an indication of that.
1821044
Yes the battery is interchangeable only if the drill requires 12V. They have an 18V drill as well. Try not to mix a 18V battery with a 12V drill. I had a 12V drill with 2 batterys. I lost the drill with a battery on it. So I bought a drill without a battery and it works. Hope that helps.
1225070
No, the batteries are built entirely different as far as how they plug into the tool.
2019718
I have the 10.8 volt model and so far it works fine. Actually seems to work better. Like any tool, do not over use it and let it cool if it gets was warm.
34041
12 volts is the no load voltage. 10.8 volta is the operating voltage under normal load.In other terms, if you check the voltage using a multimeter when the battery is fully charged, it will show 12 volts. But when you actually use the battery in the tool, it will be delivering 10.8 volts.Hope this clarifies.Regards.
708914
Yes all Ryobi 18 volt batteries work with all Ryobi 18 volt tools. That is the concept of One +. One battery many tools. The P118 is a dual chemistry charger. It works with both nicad and lithium ion batteries. This is a very smart choice. The P108 is 4 amp hour and the P102 is 1.4. P do recomend having at least 2 batteries so you can keep one in the charger while you are using the other one.
119280
Works just fine in either the 12V drill or impact driver. Heck it even works in my cordless Dremel, if you change out the bottom base.