Will this charger accept a EB14B 14.4v Hitachi battery? Battery #315129 Thanks for checking.
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It says it will charge everything from 7.2 - 18V. I use it for 14.4 volts with no problem. On the bottom it says all 14.4 volts. So it should be good for yours. I'm happy with it.
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looking at the battery it is a model 29312 24 Volt 44 Wh so probably not. On the battery it states use only with a 29342 charger. That's all I got. There is a toll free number on the battery that may help you out 1-888-909-6757
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I looked up your charger # & found 1 on ebay for 19.98. Do not know which other chargers might work. First thing I would check to see if the batteries are good if you have not already done that. I hope that info helps some. Good luck
661991
It looks like it should be able to (the picture of the eb1414 looks compatible). But I don't have a eb1414s to test with. It is within voltage ranges, and chemistry, so if it was my pack I would be willing to give it a try. It will fit and work, or it wont.
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The charger states on it 110v only. I tried a step down transformer from 230 -> 110v and the charger would not work with this. In the end just plugged the charger direct into 230v and it seems to work fine (for around 4 months). I suspect the 110v and the 230v chargers that hitachi offers are exactly the same. Hope this helps.
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don't know. the charger is ps170, it is 9.6 volts. i bought new battery, and now cannot find the drill to put it in. lol
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Michael,I bought a 7.2volt B& D at a garage sale without a charger. The charger recommended for this drill was on the B&D; site whichnI bought through Amazon and it works fine. I didn't find my receipt to verify the part number.
601161
Yes, this is the only charger I use and out works for both the Wasabi batteries and the OEM batteries.
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I'm guessing but I do not think so. I looked at my battery and charger compared them to pictures of the Ryobi battery and charger and they seem different. It's too big of a chance to take.
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I don't know if that will work. My battery states, "Use only Sears charger No 1425301, 315.115720, 315.115730." But no problem charging my battery on this charger, which is numbered, #315.CH2020. I assume that this charger came out later but works for older battery models. At this low price I thought it was worth the gamble. Good luck.
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i am sorry but without knowing exact model of charger and battery i can not help. theorictically it should but you need to compare battery size, contacts, voltage and amps requiremnets to the charger's size and output.
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I hâve Sony ultrabook SVP 1232A16L. And the Itekiro charger is compatible. Hope this helps
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NO This is a ni-cad battery It will require charger#570039 unlike 691235.my advise would be always make sure you are using battery and charger that is compatible with your equipment. One important note , always time the charging on these not to exceed the time max outlined in your owners manual. (around 3 hrs. ) as the are not automatic You may need to research further to assure you are not damaging your tools or creating unsafe conditions.
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oops wrong B&D; battery. the 14.4 battery i leave on the charger all the time.
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Hi Dan...I bought the charger to analyze some 14.4 volt batteries from an unknown source. Here's what I said in my review: "It handles the batteries OK but the chargers autopsy pronounced them unresponsive. The next challenge is to find a battery replacement. Hitachi makes one that appears to have the right electrical tabs but I have to see it in person before I'm sure it's the right one." It is a "universal" charger which means a number of batteries from 14 to 18 volts fit the slots. I don't know what batteries Harbor Freight use in their tools but I bet they are some of China's "best". Their web site was no help.... Herb Hi Dan...I bought the charger to analyze some 14.4 volt batteries from an unknown source. Here's what I said in my review: "It handles the batteries OK but the chargers autopsy pronounced them unresponsive. The next challenge is to find a battery replacement. Hitachi makes one that appears to have the right electrical tabs but I have to see it in person before I'm sure it's the right one." It is a "universal" charger which means a number of batteries from 14 to 18 volts fit the slots. I don't know what batteries Harbor Freight use in their tools but I bet they are... » Read More Hi Dan...I bought the charger to analyze some 14.4 volt batteries from an unknown source. Here's what I said in my review: "It handles the batteries OK but the chargers autopsy pronounced them unresponsive. The next challenge is to find a battery replacement. Hitachi makes one that appears to have the right electrical tabs but I have to see it in person before I'm sure it's the right one." It is a "universal" charger which means a number of batteries from 14 to 18 volts fit the slots. I don't know what batteries Harbor Freight use in their tools but I bet they are some of China's "best". Their web site was no help.... Herb « Show Less
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I would check with Hitachi, but it looks like the same battery. Lithium Ion rather than Ni Cad.
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Roy, I don't know for sure, you'd have to contact Hitachi, but I'd guess that they don't. Bummer since you all ready have them and they're not cheap.Fred