will 20 volt work in one that had 18v original equipment?
1178807
Yes....it works in my 151 wg weed whip and other Worx items....it is a lot better than the original batteries
1370931
I have the 18v and it works great; lots of torque. I got the 20v for a friend who helped me with a remodeling project. I've used them both, side by side, and I'd go with the 20v just because it's a newer series. As far as performance, they seemed identical to me. We were driving 6 inch screws in creosoted lumber, so they were working plenty hard.
1831792
I do not know why in the product information it states 20v but I have had this unit for 6 months now using my 18 volt porter-cable batteries ....it works great
1329131
Sorry, it's only going to work with 110 volts (15 or 20 amp shouldn't matter).
1272611
if you are looking at the 20 VA at 12 volts, it would equate to 1666 Milliamps or 1.6 amps. So it would work.
991532
any battery will work as long as it is the same voltage as the one you are replacing. you may not need 18ah if it is just to start up a wood chipper so you may get away with cheaper battery.
894502
The Batteries work pretty much as advertized. However I have never had electric tools with 18v before so I can't give you a direct comparison.
245910
I doubt it: most LEDsare specific to a particular voltage. 12 to 20volts is too great a disparity. In addition the 20 volt max battery configuration is different from the 12 volt ( won't fit)!
580820
I recommend you stick with same output V as the original equipment. I don't know what you are powering up, but some circuit board items might not be able to handle the added volts.
1404189
My Depot TC-20 requires a power source of 115 V AC. If you must have a 220 V unit, I suggest you contact the manufacturer and ask if they can provide one that operates on that voltage. Good luck...
774041
The charger will work, but the included 18 volt battery works with the 18 volt tools only.
1710545
Yes it will fit any 18 Volt trimmer, Blower and etc. I have switch to the 20 Volt batteries for all of my 18 Volt equipment. Works great and you can tell the difference in the running power out put. Just call Worx Tech and he will tell you that you can, I did. When all of my 18 Volt Batteries which is only 4 left I will only use 20 Volt Batteries from now own. Really gives your trimmer and blower more power and has a longer running time.
1563370
Can't say technically, but I also own the 18 volt impact driver and it does the heavy jobs easily where the 20v struggles.both will do the job, but I prefer the 18v when weight is not an issue and the 20v for up high work and of course in the tool belt it's so much lighter.and the light on it works amazing 5/5 in my book.
873361
I think so. I, too, had an older model that broke. The batteries are expensive, so it seemed smart to buy a compatible drill. We've also bought a hand vac, hedge trimmer, and leaf blower over the years. All have used the same 18V Battery.Sorry for the slow response. Just now tackling a 2400 email backlog.
1728328
No - the 18v and 20v are different - the 18v battery plugs in and 20v battery slides on -
559151
Yes all 20v batteries can be used the only difference is the amps/AH of battery
2134602
Pretty certain no, the 20 volt and 18 volt battery mounts are completely differn't