DeWalt 12V - 20V Li-Ion Battery Charger
DeWalt 12V - 20V Li-Ion Battery Charger
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DeWalt 12V - 20V Li-Ion Battery Charger

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  • Charges all DEWALT(R) 12V - 20V MAX Li-Ion batteries
  • Charges the battery in 90 mins (DCB206) or less thus minimizing downtime
  • Yellow LED illuminates for hot/cold pack delay
  • 20V MAX Li-Ion Battery Charger
  • DeWalt brand
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May 10, 2023
GStar
5 out of 5 stars review

Stopped charging

I have a DCB115 that I use with my Dewalt batteries. ( 2ah and 5 ah). It has recently stopped charging all of my batteries. I only leave the charger plugged in when charging and this has been fine. It's not very old as the date of manufacture is 2021. I do have a DCB101 charger that dose work very well with a manufacture dat of 2015.

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Jan 27, 2025
Eugene_
5 out of 5 stars review

Great charger that prolongs battery's life

I would express an unpopular opinion, and say this is actually an excellent charger for the right application, provided, of course, you don't get an outright defective unit. Yes, it is slow, probably the slowest dewalt charger out there, but I WANT that - there is no need to overstress your batteries with a "fast charger" unless you are in a pinch (which is usually a poor planning). Simple rules for battery longevity are: 1. Minimize number of charging cycles; 2. Let the battery fully cool before charging (no hot-swapping); 3. Charge with the slowest compatible charger. I'm still rocking 4ah batteries circa 2013 (12hrs old by now) which are almost as good as they were on day one. This charger charged all of my batteries: older and newer 12v, and 4 ah/5 ah/ 2ah slimpack 20v's, in total 8 different batteries without a hiccup. I do have a contractors grade fast charger but I never use unless I do find myself in a dire need one day.

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May 2, 2019
Merry Ellie
5 out of 5 stars review

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I purchased my Dewalt hedger last month. I love it. It operates for long periods of time without having to recharge the battery. It is long & cuts more judges. I previously bought another brand & it didn't last a season

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