I have Bosch 12v battery part number BAT 411, will they work with this drill/driver?
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I am not aware of Bosch having other 12v Lion batteries, but if it is older technology then it probably won't work. Not a good answer, because not sure of the battery model numbers. -Brad
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Yes it will . I ordered a package of 2 Bat 414 12v thru amazon for a little over 30 dollars from one of thier vendors .2 amph batteries are much longer life to do more. I have used the PS11B with the BAT 411 ( 1.2 amph ) and it works fine. JK Cape Cod
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Yes, it's an earlier version of the current 414 with only 1.3 amp hours. (won't last as long)
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Yes it will . I ordered a package of 2 Bat 414 12v thru amazon for a little over 30 dollars from one of thier vendors . 2 amph batteries are much longer life to do more. I have used the PS11B with the BAT 411 ( 1.2 amph ) and it works fine. JK Cape Cod
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I have many Bosch 12 Volt tools and all are interchangeable - only difference amp rating (higher amp gives you a little longer run time) - you can't beat Bosch
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The battery will work with the drill driver. Just exercise caution in the use of the tool as it is very powerful. Best wishes, Henry.
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I have a couple slim batteries and one thicker one. Both fit all my 18v Bosch tools. Circular saw, recip saw, drill, nut driver, wimpy half inch impact... No worries.
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They should. They work with any drill that can hold up to 3/8" drill bits (most normal-duty drills do). Also, although made in China, these bits are high-quality and I have been using them in steel, aluminum, and wood. They are staying sharp. I recommend.
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Yes. Just be sure your drill takes the "post type battery" not the slid on.
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It is for all Makita 12-volt cordless tools. There are various batteries for various models. Check your drill's spec for compatibility.
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They will work with any type of drill. However for maximum performance a hammer drill is recommended. Hope this helps
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if the battery fit on the tool..then it will work.... they are made so you can't install a wrong battery
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Standard drill and/or can be used as a hammer drill. It states so in the title of description. ;-) "Bosch HDS181-02 18-Volt Lithium-Ion 1/2-Inch Compact Tough HAMMER Drill Driver"
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I think so, but best to check with Bosch help line to be absolutely sure. You can do that on the Bosch site.
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They are made for DeWalt tools and will only fit those rated at 20v, the batteries are slotted so they can't be forced into any device that isn't rated to use this specific battery.
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Not sure how much help this is, but here is what I have: one battery is labeled R84008. one is labeled R84008(130383019). My drill label indicates that it accepts batteries numbered 130252004, 130254003, 130254007, R84008(130383010), and R84004. Both of my present batteries indicate 18 volts and 3 amp hours. Wish I could give you more info.
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Hopefully the vendor will answer this question specifically. My experience is that this battery fits the DeWalt drill which uses the 12 volt. The battery was tight fitting into the charger for the first time. Perhaps this helps...........Richard
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As far as I know, all 18 volt dewalt battires work with all 18 volt tools. The only differance is the amp hour rating.Which means, the more amp hours, the longer the run time.
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As long as the otool you are trying to use us 18 volt as well, yes they will work. The only ones that will not work in the drill are the lithium ion batteries, they are exclusive to lithium ion tools
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This may work better with the drill 995/driver 886 than it did for me. I would make sure I read everything completely. Let me know how it works.
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If they are the 18v One Plus batteries (either ni-cad or lithium), then yes. If they are a different voltage, then no. Check to see if the drills are the Ryobi one plus type.
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The original battery that came with the driver is 1.2 or 1.3 Ah battery. The major companies that sell 12v products are always trying to increase the Ah. Bosch now has a 2.0Ah battery. This gives you a little more run time.Some batteries have the Ah stamped on the battery itself, some you have to read the package label. The bottom line is a 12v is a 12v is a 12v. They will all work. Use what came with the driver and then you can upgrade as you need to 2.0. I have never seen a 12volt batter with a 4.0Ah rating. Don't get fooled.