Do the 18v batteries work I the 20v lithium drill driver?
1728328
No - the 18v and 20v are different - the 18v battery plugs in and 20v battery slides on -
1728329
I do not think so, totally different interface and its never a good idea to run voltages different than what is suggested.
30369
To my knowledge it works with the 18 v lithium battery. Not sure about 20 v battery. Also Lenox makes a steel blade that works really well but I haven't tried to cut 1/2 steel with it but I think it will work.
2248233
Yes it works with all dealt 20v max batteries as far as I know. I have the black 1.5 ah and 3 ah and the yellow 2 ah and 4ah and I have never had an issue with i interchangeability. I use all of them in all my tools
469507
NO, this a Ryobi ONE Plus 18V tool, It will work with any of the Ryobi 18V ONE batteries, here is a list of the Ryobi battery model numbers that work with this tool. Lithium batteries P102, P105, P107, P108, P109 and NiCad batteries P100, P101.
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The 20V Dewalt batteries are physically different than the 18V. They are not interchangeable. One thing to note, the 20V designation has been made mostly for marketing because when fully charged a 18V battery actually measures aprox 20volts anyway. So far I'm sticking with the 18v design because I can't see a reason to "upgrade".
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.
1299028
Yes works with all 20v batterys but if y put a 4.0ah or even a 3.0ah battery U will be drilling forever I love my BL hammerdrill
2222638
Ben, I bought this tool and battery as a pair and have not tried my other 18 volt STD batteries but I would see no reason why it would not work, maybe shorter run time but that woud be it I would think.
1195223
In my experience (2 20v drills, 2 20v blowers and 2 20v string trimmers at 2 houses) the 20v batteries outlast the 18v by at least twice the use time. In addition, they charge faster and do NOT suffer from the nicad "memory" effect where they will not take a full charge. A far better product. The batteries are NOT interchangeable: your 18v batteries will NOT work with a 20v tool and the 20v batteries will NOT work with an 18v tool.
72221
No, they will not. You need a M18 battery, 48-11-1828 or 48-11-1815. I prefer the 1828 ( 2.8 amp hr ) for the longer run time. M series slide inside the tool instead of over it like the older 18v.
1111660
Yes. The dewalt 18v li-on and 18v nicd batteries work with all dewalt 18v tools.
1657593
yes, but they have lower capacity than dc9096.............18volt li batteries are not compatible.
1563370
Can't say technically, but I also own the 18 volt impact driver and it does the heavy jobs easily where the 20v struggles.both will do the job, but I prefer the 18v when weight is not an issue and the 20v for up high work and of course in the tool belt it's so much lighter.and the light on it works amazing 5/5 in my book.
760399
Yes,18 volt is 18 volt as far as Dewalt tools. The charger is different for lithium than ni-cad.
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This kit comes with 2 batteries. Here is the full includes list: Includes: 18V LXT Cordless Lithium-Ion 1/2 in. Hammer Drill Driver - LXP01Z 18V LXT Cordless Lithium-Ion Impact Driver - LXDT04Z 18V LXT Cordless Lithium-Ion Recipro Saw - BJR182Z (2) 18V LXT Cordless Lithium-Ion Batteries - BL1830 30-Minute Rapid Optimum Charger - DC18RC Contractor Bag Resources: Manual
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A 20v Lithium battery is equivalent to an 18v nicad. They will both put out 18v to the tool. The Lithium battery is much smaller, lighter and holds a charge longer.
1032995
Dewalt has made all the 18 volt batteries compatible with the entire 18 volt line. The only difference you'll notice is the fit on the base of the tool - the battery fits and runs the tool, it just looks a bit smaller when installed.