This carries only the DEWALT brand name. However, the question is: Is this battery interchangeable with other brand names?
1791364
No, it isnt. Even for dewalt's products, it only works with 20v max series.
1791365
No, all of the brands use their own unique battery attachment designs. It's virtually unheard of to be able to mix and match various brands. You must also purchase the correct voltage battery. 12v tools require 12v batteries, 20v tools require 20v batteries.
1170648
The 20 volt B & D batteries are interchangeable. I have 7 tools and 5 batteries. Very pleased with the products and the power of the batteries.
1591265
Probably not. Even though Dewalt and Black & Decker come from the same manufacturer, I have devices from each with the 20V Lithium Ion batteries. The configuration of the connections are not compatible between the two different lines.
342420
I had a DeWalt DW954-2 Drill kit with DW-9107 Charger and two DW9092 (14.4v 1.5Ah) Battery Packs. In 2008 I I replaced both original DeWalt battery-packs with aftermarket battery-packs (from Batteryprice.com?). The box was labeled "DBP-144 For DE-9091 14.4v 1.5Ah" --and they have served me well. Note: My manual references "Standard" and "High-Capacity" and somewhere I saw a reference "DW-9092 Discontinued" ??? So, your question is whether the aftermarket battery-pack is the same as your battery-pack, thus presumably fitting your drill and charger. Ask your aftermarket Provider to verify (guarantee) that their battery-pack is the same as your DeWalt original (ID-#). {Mine was, no problem}. I had a DeWalt DW954-2 Drill kit with DW-9107 Charger and two DW9092 (14.4v 1.5Ah) Battery Packs. In 2008 I I replaced both original DeWalt battery-packs with aftermarket battery-packs (from Batteryprice.com?). The box was labeled "DBP-144 For DE-9091 14.4v 1.5Ah" --and they have served me well. Note: My manual references "Standard" and "High-Capacity" and somewhere I saw a reference "DW-9092 Discontinued" ??? So, your question is whether the aftermarket battery-pack is the same as your battery-pack, thus presumably fitting your drill and charger. Ask... » Read More I had a DeWalt DW954-2 Drill kit with DW-9107 Charger and two DW9092 (14.4v 1.5Ah) Battery Packs. In 2008 I I replaced both original DeWalt battery-packs with aftermarket battery-packs (from Batteryprice.com?). The box was labeled "DBP-144 For DE-9091 14.4v 1.5Ah" --and they have served me well. Note: My manual references "Standard" and "High-Capacity" and somewhere I saw a reference "DW-9092 Discontinued" ??? So, your question is whether the aftermarket battery-pack is the same as your battery-pack, thus presumably fitting your drill and charger. Ask your aftermarket Provider to verify (guarantee) that their battery-pack is the same as your DeWalt original (ID-#). {Mine was, no problem}. « Show Less
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I use these batteries in all of my tools without problem. The only limitation is you have to charge them in a lithium ion charger, they won't even fit in a standard charger. I have not tried to install it into the DeWalt radio which is also a charger but I would assume it won't work / charge.
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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".
1847512
I've have several Dewalt 20 volt batteries and they are all interchangeable.
1821045
This is the "12V MAX" battery. There other lines of DeWalt products that uses other 12-volt batteries. Look for the "12V MAX" designation i.e. with "MAX." For some reason, DeWalt's website doesn't provide a way to display every product that uses a particular battery family. They even have heated jackets that use the 12V MAX battery.
864142
some B&D; batteries interchange with Dewalt but I"m not sure of the model #'s, you can cross reference by part #s or model #s of your drill at a battery distributer
1299926
yes - I own a lot of DeWalt cordless tools that use the same battery. I just bought a 2pack at Lowe's for about $100.00 - you only need one charger. This is the only DeWalt tool I have had a negative comment on. Do not like it!
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The question is whether the battery-pack is the same as your DeWalt battery-pack (which fits your drill, and presumably your charger). If the 14.4v 1.5Ah agrees, and the shape and part-numbers look very similar, you're probably okay. In 2008 I got a pair of aftermarket battery packs to replace the original DeWalt DW9092 14.4v battery packs that worked with my DW 954-2 Drill and DW9107 Charger (14.4v 1.5Ah). They came in boxes from Batteryprice.com Labeled "For Dewalt DE9091, DBP-144 NiCad". Somewhere I saw a reference "DW9092 Discontinued." There were "Standard" and "High Capacity" packs in my user manual. Best advice: Contact the after-market seller, with your old DeWalt drill, battery-pack and charger ID-NUMBERS, and have them verify the replacement battery-pack is an exact replacement for your DeWalt original battery-pack.
1256820
If that's the battery that goes in the Dewalt 14 V hand drill, then Yes. I have two of these 'generic' batteries and they fit the Dewalt 14V charger and the handrill perfectly. The two batteries cost me less than one 'Dewalt label' battery and I've had them for almost a year so far. No problems.. no brainer.
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The DeWalt DC9091 is a factory replacement 14.4 volt battery. It has 40% more power capability than the "cheapie" knockoff batteries you are looking at (DW9091); it DW9091,is not made by DeWalt. Dont waste your money on the off-brand battery. The DeWalt has a 3yr guarantee and you'll have the satisfaction of knowing every time you use it,it WILL work. I have some DC9091 batteries I have been using for 0ver 5 yrs and they dont show any sign of quitting, now that's reliability. I am a professional carpenter and have been using DeWalt products for more than 20 yrs. DON'T Be Fooled by off brand products; they may be cheaper but they could damage your tools and cost you a lot more money in the long run
2134029
Don't know, Black and decker is not a brand that I would reccomend. Should have bought the Dewalt or the Porter Cable version.
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Hi Tony, the only batteries I have are the 18V Ni-Cad's, so I can't give you a definitive answer. You might check the DeWalt site and look for the tool number, perhaps they would have more info there. Sorry I couldn't answer your question. Good Luck, Joe.
760400
I use both the NiCad and LI Dewalt 18V batteries with my DCD760KL; tehy work equally well. There is a difference in the battery performance in that the LI batteries may last a bit linger but stops abruptly when one is exhausted; the NiCads degrade somewhat more gracefully at the end of their charge.
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I am not sure but dewalt has a new XRP battery that lasts a whole lot longer than my origional 18v. it may be a Li-ion