Rep at my local Kent told me that it wouldn't fit my 18v unit and the packaging didn't have WG151 either.
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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.
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Sorry it's has been some time since I purchase my extra battery and charger but I think the dealer is right the 2018 are not interchangeable.
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Yes it will fit any 18 Volt trimmer, Blower and etc. I have switch to the 20 Volt batteries for all of my 18 Volt equipment. Works great and you can tell the difference in the running power out put. Just call Worx Tech and he will tell you that you can, I did. When all of my 18 Volt Batteries which is only 4 left I will only use 20 Volt Batteries from now own. Really gives your trimmer and blower more power and has a longer running time.
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Is this your question? IT DOES FIT! Mine does and I have SUCCESSFULLY helped others...hope this helps!
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I don't know, but that supplier knows what they are doing. You should call them or email them
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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
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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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Fat chance, no off course. The 20V is a slider while the 18V has one cell sticking out so you need to push it into the tool cavity. Two different form factors by design so you have to buy new tools and batteries. Sucks, they could make it interchangeable, not just DeWalt but all other brands. Not much difference between 18V and 20V in that the tool should work with either voltage, just battery not interchangeable by design.
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this one has the 1/4 inch quick change chuck that you can put different drivers in, and it looks like the wt01w has a 3/8 built in, which you would need adapters to use anything but a 3/8 drive socket with. these don't have a lot of power compared to the 18v you may want to get the bigger one if you need any power. i use mine just for driving screws and other small things
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I'd get in contact with the sellers. In my case, with my initial purchase, it didn't fit/work, but the sellers were really good about assisting me with the correct part - and ensuring that I got customer satisfaction.
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Check your model number on the bottom. Mine is a model A1181. It was a gift so I don't know the year.
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Yes. Although in my case it might have included the WRONG charger, so beware... I have 3 chargers total from 3 different B&D; purchases, and while 2 of them are the correct voltage, one is much too high (appropriate for a 24V pack, not 18V). I think I roasted one of my 4 battery packs accidentally using that one, because I didn't check its output until much later. This was probably a one-time error, but that was my experience, and obviously not a happy one. The saw itself works great, though--I was frankly amazed at how well it works. Drastically exceeded my expectations.
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MAKE SURE you have the right model number before you order. I had to send mine back and order directly as Amazon didn't carry it on their site.
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I got the same error when I tried using an ac adapter that was too small. I purchased the tenergy 12v adapter and it worked perfectly. I hope this helps.
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Go to where you purchased it. Your supplier should be able to help you . If not look at your manual and go directly. To nova.
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Hey Lawrence. Sorry to say that this battery will not fit the 19.2V drill. I have that very drill and three batteries and I have not seen a battery for it anywhere in a long time. Maybe they could be ordered online. I hate when the manufacturers do this sort of thing. Seems like you end up retiring a perfectly good drill just because they want to change models or the power, and force you to change your whole system. I guess everything is driven by the bottom line.
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The data plate on the drill I purchased says 7.8 amps and is labeled as a DW511.
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Bought this for a VIA 1515M after being told by support that's the one to get and it doesn't fit the 1515M
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I took mine to my local accessories dealer. I didn't want to order one that didn't fit.
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You'd have to check with the seller or manufacturer. I can only speak for the fact that it was compatible with England's outlets which is what I purchased it for.