Batteries & Chargers

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Batteries and chargers for cordless drills, drivers, saws, grinders and lights. This section covers lithium-ion slide packs in common voltage classes such as 12V, 18V and 20V max, compact and high-capacity packs, single-port and multi-port chargers, and starter kits that pair a battery with a charger.

What to check before you order

Platform match. A battery must match the tool's brand and voltage line. Packs from different platforms usually do not fit or charge on each other's chargers.
Amp-hours. Higher Ah packs run longer but weigh more. Compact packs keep drills and drivers light for overhead work.
Charger type. Rapid chargers reduce downtime. Multi-port chargers suit a crew sharing one charging station.
Storage and care. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for charging, storage temperature and handling of damaged packs.
Shipping and recycling. Lithium-ion batteries have shipping rules, and spent packs should be recycled, not thrown in the trash.

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Common questions

Are 18V and 20V max batteries the same?

Often the difference is in how the voltage is labeled. A 20V max rating usually describes a fully charged pack with no load, while 18V describes the nominal voltage in use, so the cell layout can be similar. Either way, a pack only fits tools from its own platform.

Why won't my battery charge in a cold truck?

Many lithium-ion chargers will not charge a pack that is too cold or too hot and will show a fault or wait signal until the pack returns to a normal temperature range. Let the pack warm up or cool down indoors and check the manufacturer's instructions for the allowed range.