Can I use 20V battery on 18V Porter Cable?

Can I use 20V battery on 18V Porter Cable?

FYI, Porter Cable 20V Max and 18V Tools and Batteries are NOT Cross-Compatible.

What battery fits Porter Cable?

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This item Powerextra 20V Max 6.0Ah Lithium Replacement Battery Compatible with Porter Cable PCC685L PCC680L Cordless Tools Batteries Powerextra 2 Pack 6.0Ah 20 MAX Lithium Replacement Battery for Porter Cable PCC685L PCC680L
Battery Cell Composition Lithium Ion Lithium
Voltage 20.00 volts 20.00 volts

How long does a 18 volt lithium battery last?

The typical estimated life of a Lithium-Ion battery is about two to three years or 300 to 500 charge cycles, whichever occurs first. One charge cycle is a period of use from fully charged, to fully discharged, and fully recharged again.

Are Porter Cable batteries interchangeable with DeWalt?

Not Dewalt, but Porter Cable…. Same company makes Dewalt, Porter Cable and B&D. Porter Cable has a notch on the left of the battery, B&D has a notch on the right. 30 seconds with a dremel and a porter cable battery will fit a B&D tool.

Is Porter Cable going away?

Porter Cable will still function as a brand but will focus on the “woodworking line”. He’ll still repair PC cordless for a while.

Is Porter Cable any good?

The Porter-Cable PCCK602L2 20v L-ion drill and impact driver are powerful and work smoothly. I’m coming from 18v Bosch drill and driver powered by Ni-Cad batteries. The L-ion batteries are much lighter and the PC tools are lighter than the Bosch. This reduced weight makes longer use a lot less tiring.

Will Dewalt batteries fit Porter Cable Tools?

Can you charge an 18v battery with a 12V charger?

Theoretically, you can charge your car battery with a 12V power supply. For a car battery to be good enough for use, it will need to read at least 13.8V. So if you are charging it with a 12V power supply, you can only get as much as 12V in the battery. It won’t charge it higher than 12V.

How do I know if my lithium-ion battery is bad?

When the rechargeable lithium-ion stops charging, then that is one sign that your battery is dead. Healthy batteries should usually charge and hold for a specified period. If your battery loses charge immediately, the charger is withdrawn, then the battery has gone wrong.

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