will my 20 volt battery work on this product
1431914
I don't know you'll have to ask porter cable or look omn there web site for answer to that. Sorry i couldn't help you more good luck
1431915
not that I know of, but I don't have any 20 volt batteries so I'm not sure. Sorry
1431916
I don't think the 20 volt battery will fit in the 18 volt slide, If it does, I'm thinking it would work for you, the newer models will take plus or minus voltage a lot better then the older style's, But I'm thinking the battery will not fit this 18 volt unit !!!
1431917
I don't think so, but I don't have 20v batteries; I just use the batteries that came with it. I would check PC's website and/or call their customer service. Hope this helps.
1431918
I don't think you can change volts, just mil amps, I would not try it unless someone from porter cable said it was ok, I have tried with other things and fried them
602015
No, this is the 20 volt lithium ion battery system. It WILL NOT work with the 18 volt system.
2134602
Pretty certain no, the 20 volt and 18 volt battery mounts are completely differn't
2242895
Unfortunately, I don't believe that would work. Although a 20V battery would make an 18V tool work harder, the 20V battery is shaped totally different. It is smaller (oddly enough) and it slides on instead of pushing in. I have a buddy at work that has the 20V impact and he was unable to use my battery when his ran out. Infact the charger itself is completely different. I hope this helps.
559151
Yes all 20v batteries can be used the only difference is the amps/AH of battery
1555456
Hey thanks, lol. I asked this question quite some time ago. I went with the 20 volt. It works great. I agree with you as I have done very heavy tasks with this. I ended up buying an extra battery pack. I works great now.
1272611
if you are looking at the 20 VA at 12 volts, it would equate to 1666 Milliamps or 1.6 amps. So it would work.
1205208
No. It won't work, as far as I can tell. Just looked up that radio online. Says it charges 7-18 volt batteries. Not 20 volt
1860328
yes, it will work. the batteries i got work really well and the price is really good.
882773
I think that it will work . I bough mine last year and it is still working after 20 or so charged .Art
464615
Should work for any 12 volt battery. To make sure, though, look up the manufacturer website and check.
672116
I have a 20V battery and of course it charges great. My GUESS, based on the fact that it is sold as a 16V-20V charger is that it will charge any BD battery 16V-20V. Just a supposition mind you...no fact based knowledge.
572742
most any 18 volt will work as long as the base is the same. That's the part that plugs into the unit. If the base dosent match its a waste of time you will never get it work unless you take both batteries apart and replace the dead battery with one of the good ones. This is more of a waste of time then its worth. Hope this helps al
1662428
It works on any 12 volt battery. It has its own built in fuse,so you don't have to hook one up.
1126714
Fat chance, no off course. The 20V is a slider while the 18V has one cell sticking out so you need to push it into the tool cavity. Two different form factors by design so you have to buy new tools and batteries. Sucks, they could make it interchangeable, not just DeWalt but all other brands. Not much difference between 18V and 20V in that the tool should work with either voltage, just battery not interchangeable by design.
2270539
Yes, as long as it's a Black & Decker Product that requires 20V Battery. I recently just used the two different sized 20V batteries and both worked fine.
1824468
No, these batteries are rated at 20 volts. The trimmer is 18 volts. You should only use 18volt batteries on an 18volt item.