Why its stated in product Information that voltage is 20V ?
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
940996
It's 120 volts. See also the video about the product on Amazon - it specifically mentions 120 volts.
1221918
20v is what I received. Use all 18v at work, but this is way a head on battery life. Great drill.
599149
So I'm not gonna sugar coat....the breaker opened at 4800w surge on test. Meaning 20a @ 240v. Might be the cheap Chinese breaker on the unit, might be a realistic shock load for it to bear.
1582352
It was 115v which is the normal voltage in the US.240 v is seen on higher power consumption devices (heaters,welders etc)
2181705
rated for 3.2-3.4v and 20 mA. P(W) = V(V) I(A) 20mA = .02 A So 3.4v x .02A = .068 W hope that helps
1945592
The default voltage depends on where the instrument is to be used or where it is sold. In the U.S., it would be 120 volts, AC.
465264
Exactly. I am looking for the voltage information all over the product description so I can click purchase button, I even contacted Amazon customer support, but I was told to call manufacture to find out. I have wasted several hours just to try to make sure it works in 220V, thanks for this thread. And I really hope Amazon can take action to list this useful information so people don't have to go through what I did.
435613
The specifications listed in the "see more product details" says 10A/125V. UL listed
288603
I work at Home Depot and we sell both the 20v and the 12v models. The 20 is substantially more powerful, but unless you're a contractor, chances are you won't encounter anything that the 12v isn't capable of doing. I chose the 20v because I often do projects with treated lumber and I can work longer driving bolts with a 20 than I would be able to with a 12.
800750
1. Verify that the main voltage indicated on the product corresponds with the voltage of your electrical outlet. Rated voltage: 110~120V, 60HZ, 1300W or 220~240V, 50/60HZ, 1300W
1227546
Don't you see, this is what I complained about! The advertisement, the box itself say 12V and the seller says it is 110. And I STILL don't have my money back!
1710543
The 20 volt battery will not fit any 18 volt equipment. So he was correct. You have to match the voltage of the battery to the voltage of the equipment.
1221919
Hi, 20V in the US and 18V in Europe...but same product...I have a 20V and used it in France...works very well.Aloha.
565366
From what I understand it to say, either in the manual or the small print on the box, the voltage (20V) is what is read on a volt meter WITHOUT a LOAD, but once a load is applied, it drops to 18V. So either battery I am to Assume, will work on this battery.
1422291
yes 20 volt are the same I think. You can't use 18 volt as connections reversed on batteries to prevent it.
1668139
I bought this product (MP OTG300 LTOP) and the tiny print embossed in the plastic on the bottom says "Electrical Rating 125v 15A 1875W 60Hz". No hint that it's rated for 240v. I did NOT buy it off this Amazon site, where it's referred to as "Worldwide", so maybe there are two versions of this device, both designated MP OTG300 LTOP, one good for use at 240v and one not. If that's the case, you need to be certain which one you're really buying. The text on the outer packaging gives no clue; I had to remove it from the package and look at the fine print on the bottom.