can this saw be charged in power out let from 110- 240v
1463174
Not the handsaw directly, it only works with the 3AMP battery (Makita BL1830-2 18-Volt 3.0 AH Battery).
178947
Yes. The saw did include a charger. It is a great saw. The battery last for an unbelievably long time.
1694540
I don't think so. It's a great little saw, but I would ask Makita if they have a 240V version.
252523
The label on the saw saws 120V AC/DC 15 A. So, no, it won't work for 220V AC.
2165796
When fully charged it just like a electric saw, if half charged it will cut but must cut slowly. I think it is a great saw, the 20 volt is very powerful.
12738
We have the same power supply in the Philippines where I sent my Makita saw. You need to have a step down transformer to convert to 110 volts. Hope this helps.
804982
The battery charges on normal household voltage of 110/120. I don't have 220/240 service so I can't help there.
644099
Sergo, I have not heard of free voltage, but this saw is only for 110-120 volts as far as I know.
1505854
On the power adapter itself there is no part number, but there is a model number and power specs.Model: SAW-0501000Input: 100-240V, 50-60 HzOutput: 5V, 1000mASo even if you can't find that exact part, you should be able to use any power adapter with that output.
1820269
yes but it will not turn on the vacume system...I have two diferant 110 feeds going to the unit because my cross cut saw will trip the breaker if on one line.I realy like mine and will get a second soon. you may be able to use a multi plug and make both work with vac...that should work.
243784
From Product description: "Automatic international voltage conversion", so it can be used in US (110v) or overseas (220 or 240). You will need a plug adapter (any Wal-Mart, etc will have them) to go from US-style blade prongs to a European round plug.
306601
Don't think it will handle 240v. However, it will recharge the 18 volt battery in 30 minutes.If that's not fast enough - short lunch break - then you can buy a second battery.Almost bought one - but have never actually needed one.BTW, Amazon sells Chinese batteries - not Makita, and not warranted, but lots cheaper.Good luck.
1869818
The saw comes with a recharging station. When you need to re-charge, just remove the battery from the saw and put in the charging station and plug it into any wall outlet.
1330491
if you haven't yet found one, here is a link to the website's Q&A; about 240v chargers: http://bdk.force.com/FAQ/PKB_Article?id=kA0C0000000CfXPKA0&brand;=DeWALT&group;=&mod;el=%22DC9310%22&type;=&terms;=&returl;=%2Fapex%2Fpkb_search%3Fbrand%3DDeWALT%26mode%3D1%26model%3D%2522DC9310%2522%26sortby%3D0%26terms%3DHope that helps
1027862
I run it with 240v dedicated 20 amp double pole breaker. I also use a heavy duty, 10/3, 25 foot extension cord to reach the saw.
1716847
No, this tool uses the Dewalt 20vdc battery packs. The chargers for the batteries plug into standard 110vac receptacles.
1958453
1 3/4 HP, 15 Amps @ 120v, 7 Amps @ 240v. The saw has the ability to be wired for 120v (common household outlet voltage in the U.S.) or 240v (most households have 240v for dryers, electric ranges and ovens) and will use half the amperage on 240v that it would on 120v. I have had mine wired both ways; if possible, 240v is the way to go as it recovers much better from bogging down when cutting through thick lumber or feeding it too fast. 120v works fine if you take your time but can trip breakers if you have other things on the line, such as garage lights, freezes, other tools (that are running), etc.