I'll be recharging the saw battery with a 1000 watts maximum step down transformer . How much wattage does the charger take?
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Charger is 2amps so that would be 240watts @120 volts. is your transformer one that runs off of your car? I do not know about these but I do know that charging off of a generator reduces life and perfomance as the Sine wave? is different than typical AC current. Hope this helps.
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Goldsource STU-500 Step Up and Down Voltage Converter Transformer, AC 110/220 V, 500 Watt
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The saw runs at 15 full load amps at 120volts. Use a 4000 watt (4kw) transformer and you'll have more than enough power to run this saw.
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Locate the battery number and Google it. You'll find plenty of places selling them as singles and in pairs. Same for the charger. The saw is sweet for small quick cuts where you don't want to bother with a larger saw and power cords.
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The charger is 110-240v so you only need a p&#322;ug adapter - no step-down transformer needed
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Hey Jeff It fit my Sawsall, not sure of the number. But like I stated, it would NOT charge in any of my 110 or 12 volt chargers, only in my Radio/charger. So I left it in the radio to run the radio. Mike
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The charger is only designed to operate on 120 volts. A 220 to 120 volt transformer good for 5 amps would work. Richard k.
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The charger for this 18volt cordless tool which I purchased with another tool requires 110
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Book says its 120V. Just plug in to a regular outlet. I like the saw so far.
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Like I said to Lim: Either use a 220 VAC Input to 120 VAC Output, 60-100W Transformer or see if DeWalt offers a 220 VAC charger with the DIN/Euro plug. Euro-market is both rich and huge, so surely DeWalt already does or should. Cheers!
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Confirmed it to be 120V only. Get a wall-plugged step down transformer. A 100W will do as even the 18V Bosch charger only draws 50W. I'm from Singapore and buy most of my tools from Amazon. We are on 230V/50Hz too. By the way... the frequency, it doesn't matter.
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There is no brand name on the adapter or accompanying info, so will just type in what shows on the plug end. Hope this helps.Power SupplyModel: SAW-050250050-60 Hz 0.5 AOutput: 5V......2500mA (note the periods have a solid line over them..the same length)
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500mA at 5V, not 2100mA as indicated -> You will have to calculate Watt from that, but is very low and slow compared to all the other chargers on the market!
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I don't know if this will help you, but the bottom of the charger reads: Input: 120 VAC~ 60Hz 26W Output: 3.6V-10.8V DC, 1.5A There is nothing in the booklet that comes with the Dremel that will answer your question. I would expect the current needs of the charger to be minimal.
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The adapter is a model SAW-0502500. Input AC, Output 5V at 2500mA hollow plug neg outside pos inside. Make sure it has an American AC Plug or is adaptable.
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That depends on how many watts it draws at a peak load (usually at start up). A good rule is don't exceed 80% of the max wattage of the transformer. In this case that would be 800 Watts. If you don't know the wattage then it should tell you the max amperage draw. Multiply this by 220 volts and that will tell you the wattage.
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15 amps is 1650 watts rms (root mean square). At the peak of the alternating current's sine wave (ac cycles 50 or 60 times a second in a wave pattern) the saw is drawing 3,300 watts or around 4hp. This is a kind of deceptive description of the saw's power but I've seen other manufacturers (Poulan) do the same thing. It is still plenty powerful to cut down a 16 inch diameter oak tree with no problem and you do need a hefty power cord.