hi, I want to know if dis Hammer Drill current operated on 220 volts
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This hammer drill has worked fine for me! I am not a professional who uses it every day but for home owner use , I feel it is a good unit.
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It's 120V. Either made in Germany or Switzerland. It's defect is no trigger lock. I returned and bought Milwaukee. The Bosch chuck is better but long drilling with always holding the trigger isn't worth the small chuck difference.For precise drilling the Bosch is better. You'll probably get .001 closer tolerance, which means nothing in masonry.
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Thank you for the inquiry. I checked with my tool salesman and he said that charger is not compatible with 220 volts. - Advantage Contractor Supply
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I don't have one, but I can't imagine a product like this being 220 volts. How many people have 220 outlets at convenient locations in their house? 220 is for heavy duty applications. Other massagers like this I've seen were 120 volts.
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Hello Maryna, My grandparents are from Ukraine. The charger for the drill sold in the US is for 120 volts only. I am sure one is made for 220/240 volts. Make sure you get the right charger. It is a great tool. Loren
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Perhaps the ad changed since you posted, it clearly shows its 120V. Actually, I have several hand tools here in the US that are 240V. We have 240V, its just not typical for most hand tools.
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I'm sorry, but Woodcraft only sells power tools designed for 110V outlets. We do ship internationally but cannot do so through Amazon.
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this product is rated for 120 volts. i do not recommend it for heavy duty use, that is, 220 volts.
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If the Hammer Drill is 18 Volts YES it should be fine to operate with your DeWalt Hammer Drill.
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It is a 14.4 volt battery. I would think this particular voltage battery is correct for your type drill. Hope this helps.
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no the motor is 120 volt only. If you wanted 220 you would have to change out the motor.
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It is US current 120 volt. It would take a transformer to use outside the US would be my guess for I did not see any kind of voltage selector on the tool.
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Dear A. Gutman, You are lucky in that I happened to check e-mail today. I check once a month, or thereabouts. As to your question, the bottom of the charger says "Input: 120V/60Hz/42W" so my guess is NO. But it is a fun little drill.
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No, this drill plugs into any standard 120v receptacle. Btw I purchased this drill about a year ago, and it's been a totally worthwhile investment. Drills into concrete/brick/etc like it was soft butter!
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It is 110 volt version with a built in GFCI circuit. As for the tool itself, I use it for wet grinding concrete countertops. I would give it a 5 star rating.
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Yes, but first check the wattage of the sander and drill press you bought. Make sure it is less than 300w, or much lesser (I am a more cautious person). You need to select the input voltage to 110V at the back of the transformer. You will plug into the 220V output in front.
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This drill requires 120v to charge. It has been a very reliable drill for me. JKB