220V Battery charger for 20V Li-Ion Dewalt tools: Are there any 220V chargers I can buy as well from Amazon or other sources?
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Dewalt makes 220v chargers for their batteries. Tool King sells one. You can probably find one at a local tool store as well. I know they sell them in Turkey. A small transformer would work as well. That's what I am using (and have been in several countries for years) without any issue.
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Will work but I would recommend getting either a fast charger ($44.97), a second battery or both. If you get a second battery get the 4.0 ah version at $69.14 (LB2X4020-20-OPE 4.0 Ah) as it has about 4x the run time of the standard 20 volt Lithium battery commonly supplied. PS amazon sells a set that includes both. Love this tool.
169404
I think the charger reduces the voltage to the battery capacity,but you may want to call or check the Dewalt site for sure.
2205026
I accidentally left the charger that came with the matrix drill plugged in to 220v for a week and surprisingly nothing happened. I will use the transformer from now on. Thanks to CTT for doing the math on what size I should use.
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Requires 20v max battery by Dewalt. They make 1.5 Ah, 3.0Ah, and 4.0Ah batteries that will fit. Each is a step up in size and capacity.
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Battery and charger sold separately for that model. That wrench is awesome so don't forget to buy the 20v lithium dewalt battery for it. Didn't charge my battery yet from last year Christmas and still has juice in it. It's amazing.
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No, use DeWalts 20v charger. It is a very powerful driver, my 2nd Dewalt. I also have the 12v and use it about daily for past 3 years. Xcellent product.
1111662
Yes, any Dewalt 18v battery pack from 1996 to present will work in almost all 18v Dewalt devices. There are about 7 devices that will not take the lithium ion battery but they are fairly obscure. I use both Lithium ion and ni-cd packs in my drills and impact as well my saw and other devices.
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You want to go from the Ni-Cd battery to the lithium battery (both 18V). I am unsure if the Lithium battery fits your drill, but if it does (and it should), then you will also need the specific Li-ion battery charger also. As a rule, Ni-Cd battery chargers are not interchangeable with LI-ion ones. The Li-ion battery charges up faster and has less of a memory effect than the Ni-Cd battery - it just works better.
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All Dewalt 18volt batteries fit Dewalt 18volt tools. The only thing to be concerned about is the charging. DO NOT use a NiCad charger for charging a Lithium battery. The charger will over heat and fuse the battery and charger to become one. You can use a Lithium charger for a NiCad with no effect on the charger or battery. The Lithium chargers are yellow and the NiCad chargers are Black.
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It is 120v charger input voltage with the standard US wall plug. You may want to check out the Dewalt DCB105 charger, which has 220 v input. Here is a link to the charger on Amazon's UK site: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dewalt-DCB105-Li-Ion-Charger-batteries/dp/B008633BMC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1396278047&sr;=8-2&keywo;rds=Dewalt+DCB105#productDetails
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You have to find one that the description actually says 220V; otherwise it's probably not. Mine is not. I grabbed this from a Dewalt support site: 220v ChargerPublished 09/22/2005 06:44 AM | Updated 03/01/2012 04:12 PM Does DEWALT offer a 220 volt battery charger? DEWALT offer two versions:First is the DE9116 Input 230V 50/60 Hz 1.0A, Output 2.8A 7.2-18V, Plug style is 2 round prongs, charges NiMH and NiCd. The part number for ordering this charger is 604333-01.Second is the DE9135 Input 230V 50/60Hz 0.75A, Output 3.0A 7.2-18V, Plug style is 2 round prongs, charges NiMH, NiCd and Li-Ion. The part number for ordering this charger is N015878. You have to find one that the description actually says 220V; otherwise it's probably not. Mine is not. I grabbed this from a Dewalt support site: 220v ChargerPublished 09/22/2005 06:44 AM | Updated 03/01/2012 04:12 PM Does DEWALT offer a 220 volt battery charger? DEWALT offer two versions:First is the DE9116 Input 230V 50/60 Hz 1.0A, Output 2.8A 7.2-18V, Plug style is 2 round prongs, charges NiMH and NiCd. The part number for ordering this charger is 604333-01.Second is the DE9135 Input 230V 50/60Hz 0.75A, Output 3.0A 7.2-18V, Plug style is 2... » Read More You have to find one that the description actually says 220V; otherwise it's probably not. Mine is not. I grabbed this from a Dewalt support site: 220v ChargerPublished 09/22/2005 06:44 AM | Updated 03/01/2012 04:12 PM Does DEWALT offer a 220 volt battery charger? DEWALT offer two versions:First is the DE9116 Input 230V 50/60 Hz 1.0A, Output 2.8A 7.2-18V, Plug style is 2 round prongs, charges NiMH and NiCd. The part number for ordering this charger is 604333-01.Second is the DE9135 Input 230V 50/60Hz 0.75A, Output 3.0A 7.2-18V, Plug style is 2 round prongs, charges NiMH, NiCd and Li-Ion. The part number for ordering this charger is N015878. « Show Less
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Yes,18 volt is 18 volt as far as Dewalt tools. The charger is different for lithium than ni-cad.
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Yes, you can charge any DeWalt brand NiMH and NiCd (and some Li-Ion batteries) between 7.2-18V. That includes 'XR' and 'XRP' badged batteries. Note that the 'MAX' brand Li-ion batteries will NOT fit this charger, as they are from a different line with their own chargers.
1936393
I have this tool. I live in Europe and although the product is 110V, a step-down transformer will do the job. With the charger plugged into a transformer and then into a 220V outlet, it works great!
1707027
The charger that comes with this drill is 110V only. In case you are interested in the other charger available, Black & Decker L2AFCBST Lithium Ion Fast Charger, it is also 110V only.
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Most 20v tools are compatible together. You can get DCB200, DCB204, DCB203 batteries and the DCB10q charger. IT would be cheaper for you to go out and buy another 20v tool that has a charger and batteries that comes with the tool than to just go out and buy a battery and charger. Hope This Helps!