Are these batteries can be charged on the Makita charger with 220 volt and 18 -volt input output
2023490
Not sure - if the 220 volts is being stepped down to the proper voltage (18 volts) to charge the battery then is should work.
2023491
You can charge these batteries with any makita charger designed to charge makita 18v slide style batteries. Input voltage does not matter.
2023492
I'm not sure about the 220 volt and 18 volts setup. These replaced my original batteries that came with the drill. If you are using the original charger, then they will work fine together.
778808
The marking's on my charger only say 110v input so will need a transformer or what ever those things are called to step up to 220v. There is a way around this perhaps, I have seen in England dewalt has out this same line of tools, but they still call them 18v for some reason, they are the same tools, perhaps you can get a charger for those tools and forgo the extra stuff
1318666
I want to know the answer to this as well. Can we use the OEM charger for these batteries? Thanks!
492360
I wish they were, but they are not. You can get 220v battery charges on E-Bay for a pretty good price.
986302
The Mikita charger works with the expert power batteries. The batteries work better that the originals.
168178
We already had one for our other Makita products, screw guns, etc. so we just use those. I imagine you could buy just a battery and charger at Home Depot or even on Amazon.
2064846
Model Makita DC18 RA battery charger, this charger will charge NI-MH & Li-ion 7.2-18v
2144422
These batteries do not fit well in Makita tools or chargers and they will not be warrantied by Makita
1759973
If you are asking about charging the batteries out of the box the answer is no. The charger is powered by 110/120volt AC. Like the prior response stated you would need a transformer to use the charger.
2094370
No, only the dewalt radio charges. The dewalt has terrible reception. The sound is the best with the Makita
2092308
I'm using these to replace my aging Makita, Ni-MH, 12volt, type 1234, batteries. I'm also using the 14.4 volt version to replace my Makita type 1434 batteries. These batteries are holding up really well and I'm very happy with them. I don't know if they will work for the type you have though.
1104768
I doubt it because, as the illustration shows, the shape of the charger is triangular and will accept only batteries shaped like the Makita. Hope this helps.
492361
Because they are battery operated, they will work just fine anywhere. The only issue is the battery charger which is not multi-voltage, it is 110 only. But you can buy a 220v battery charger in your local country and still charge the batteries just fine. That is what I did. I went to my local dewaalt supplier and bought a replacement 220v battery charger for 18v batteries and it works just fine. You can also order a 220v charger on ToolKing.com but they don't have them in stock sometimes and I was able to get my charger cheaper locally.
1260482
I can't speak for ALL 18V's, but it does charge the older ni-cad (i think) batteries that came with the Ryobi "one" tools, including one that wouldn't charge at all on the old charger.
1086570
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2104275
I have no idea about the 220v. We've only used it with regular disposable batteries so I also don't know about a charge. We are very happy with it's performance.
1489834
I heard from a Makita Tech that this is not recommended, especially unplugging it while the battery is charging. He said it will shorten the life of the battery. That being said, you didn't cause any major damage. The battery will continue to work fine, probably for quite a while. Just don't make your method of choice for charging the battery, and try not to unplug the charger unless your battery has been removed first.