will this unit work in australia? is there a charger lead in the unit? will lithium makita batteries purchased in australia also fit the bmr100w?
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You would have to check makitas website for the correct part number to order bec I'm sure that the wall wart transformer is different. All of their lithium batts Will work as well as the generation before batteries
1443064
Mine came with a US plug. Currently I am living in South Africa and simply had to get an adapter plug fore it to work. It does fine on 220 volts. I suspect you can get an adapter for Australia if needed.
1574985
It comes with a cord that has the US plug type, but you can easily replace it with a cord using the Australian type. Probably the one on your current power source, else buy one at any hardware store. It will take 250 AC.
1969884
No it will not work. I have been unable to recharge this battery with the standard Makita charger.
1124536
That can be used any country but you have to buy plug adapter to use in australia.I ordered frm amzon usa and im using in korea. I just bough adapter It works perfect
396741
The operating voltage is 120VAC, 60Hz for North America region. Australia is using 230VAC at 50Hz power system. This will not work in Australia region.
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http://www.amazon.com/Makita-BL1830-18-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Battery/dp/B000EDVTQM/ref=pd_sim_hi_1
665004
The charger should work for you it is certainly the right voltage and no worries about cycles. The power cord, wall outlet to the charger, will not work for you without an adapter for from US to AUS. As far as the battery is concerned, you may not like my answer, but buy it from Dell. Yes it costs a lot more, but you actually get an honored warranty and you will know that it is a genuine NEW Dell battery. Buying aftermarket batteries are simply hit or miss with what you receive in the post. It maybe a "reconditioned" battery sold as new or worse still, an old dead battery.
1438183
The Makita 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Battery (BL1014) is only compatible with Makita chargers DC10WA and DC10WB.
1536622
Yes it's a Makita charger and 30 minute charge time! I bought one and two 3 amp batteries from amazon.
699359
Be careful! The charger will burn out as did mine when I plugged into 220 volts. I had to order another charger ($90) compatible with 220 volts. Makita was somewhat ambiguous on voltage which took to mean variable voltage.
2024005
Yes, the Makita charger model 1290A works fine for recharging this battery, remember to fully charge the battery(s) before first use, cause...rechargable batteries have memories like an elephant.
499182
You would have to ship all parts back to America at your cost for warranty claims. Also be mindful that if the fault is due to the foreign power supply you won't be covered by warranty. I'm not sure what voltage the grid in the Phillipines runs or how reliable it is. You might want to check those issues. A surge protector wouldn't be a bad way to go either.I've had no issues with mine being used in Australia, we juice about once a week and it's still working great.
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If the Dewalt part number ends in "B" then there is no charger or batteries. DCF885B does not have batteries or a charger. This is the one I will probably buy since I already have two batteries and a charger that came with my drill. "M2" at the end of the part number get you two batteries and a single battery charger. The charger is suppose to charge the batteries in about an hour.
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http://www.behringer.com/assets/B205D_P0957_OI_EN_ES_FR.pdfOn page 19 of this manual, Australia/UK is listed under voltages. I'm not sure if there is a single global model, or whether a unit you buy in the US would have a different power supply than one purchased in Australia.
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Mine came with the 110/120V charger only. You might contact Black & Decker's free customer service to see if a universal charger is available. As an alternative, you can buy a separate adapter type plug that will convert or change between 110/120V and other countries' voltages.
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No, it's a 110-120v US charger. Im sure Makita has a 240v system however - just look on their web site.