This 20V MAX starter kit includes an 8.0Ah battery, a 4.0 Ah battery and charger. Both batteries are compact in size and lightweight, providing ergonomic benefits for increased tool maneuverability and control for overhead applications. The charger is compatible with all DEWALT 12-Volt and 20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion battery packs, this charger is easy to use, quiet and exceptionally stable with its 4 plastic feet.
Product SKU:
332551070
UPC:
76174442571
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Man, they really don't want to include the 12amp fast chargers in any bundles. Hopefully they're clearing out the 8amp chargers for good. If you actually want to buy a standalone charger, the 12amp fast charger is actually cheaper than the 8amp at HD 🙄
Man, they really don't want to include the 12amp fast chargers in any bundles. Hopefully they're clearing out the 8amp chargers for good. If you actually want to buy a standalone charger, the 12amp fast charger is actually cheaper than the 8amp at HD 🙄
I'm retired, got plenty of time to let batteries charge at lower rates. Plus they tend to last longer when not pushed via super fast high Amp charging. I just could use more modern batteries. And already have plenty of chargers.
I'm retired, got plenty of time to let batteries charge at lower rates. Plus they tend to last longer when not pushed via super fast high Amp charging. I just could use more modern batteries. And already have plenty of chargers.
Yeah, I get that. You're also correct about fast charging and battery degredation, but that's largely an issue of the past. Most llithium battery and charging systems today use sensors and a charging curve to only fast charge at low power state (e.g. <60% SoC) and slow to a trickle charge for the final 15-20%. This keeps the battery in good shape, however lithium batteries still degrade as the number of charging cycles rack up, regardless of charging speed
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