#Hitachi battery adapter to dewalt Pc

Wide & Perfect Compatibility: Works perfectly with most batteries and tools as listed below.Ĭompact Design & Easy To Install: Small in size and light in weight, easy to carry and store, supports simple connection, not require particularly complicated operations. Sturdy & Durable Quality: Finely crafted with high-quality tough ABS+PC material, heat-resistant and chemical-resistant, manufactured by precision molds, not 3D printing, longer service life. Save Work Space & Money: With this product, you will no longer need to buy too many different brands of different types of batteries, while saving space to store them. Product Function: This battery adapter can convert Dewalt 20V MAX Li-Ion battery to Hitachi & Hikoki & Metabo HPT 18V power tool battery model, which allows your Dewalt batteries to be shared with Hitachi & Hikoki & Metabo HPT tools. It can convert Dewalt batteries to Hitachi & Hikoki & Metabo HPT batteries, replace Hitachi & Hikoki & Metabo HPT 18V batteries, eliminating the need to buy, store, charge and maintain a new collection of batteries alongside the ones they already own, saving money! Features: I just did a quick google and there's no way giantz bayer baumr and certa are compatible given the slots look different:īut given most of these ones are niche and rubbish….This is Dewalt 20V to Hitachi & Hikoki & Metabo HPT 18V battery adapter converter, which is designed for running your Hitachi & Hikoki & Metabo HPT tools using your Dewalt batteries. I dont have Xfinity but it looks to be 'compatible' in that PowerG/GT is 5 slot pins but Aldi is only 4 pin slots… they should work given the look the same form factor but hard to tell where the pins are actually live. I have PowerG and GT Garage Tough series… obviously ok. Rockwell 18V Shopseries (Supercheap) (unconfirmed) Giantz 20v (Kogan, unconfirmed) verD? (same polarity as verA) Still awaiting delivery.īayer 18V (Sydney Tools, unconfirmed) verB Circular saw, (impact?) drill, torch, jigsaw, 2A battery, slow charger. I also recently found an bought a Greenlund kit as-new cond. Couldn't resist the price - $40 including delivery to my local Kmart, I'm not a Catch member either. I recently added a Greenlund circular saw to my collection. When this happen the battery BMS kicks in and shuts the tool down due to excessive current draw. These tab blockers don't exist on the tools suggesting that you can shove any battery into a high discharge tool. This means that you may not be able to charge an original Triton battery (3hr charge) with a Zion Charger (1hr charge). One thing to note is the different batteries have different charge rates which are depicted by the tabs in the various slots. I also watched a Youtube video of a guy who found a range of GMC tools with compatible batteries but I think that range was limited to the UK. Ensure that they're the older 'Titanium' sub brand. I've seen images of older ALDI Taurus 'titanium' tools which are also compatible. I probably could have just cut it, but I decided to bend it first and the battery went on and I believe it's making contact OK so pp ably the preferred option If that's not crazy value I don't know what isĪlso keep in mind Autobarn's new GT tools are compatible with their old ones, and of the above tools the only one that required any modification at all was the impact driver, which required me to slightly bend a 3rd pin that isn't normally in use.

#Hitachi battery adapter to dewalt Pc

Shipping ended up costing me 18 bucks, but considering all the tools are 10 bucks each it was well worth it as an example, while bunnings 5 pc kits are getting hundreds of upvotes, I got 7pc for less money that a 5pc.ħpc for $148 (already had batteries and chargers and other tools from Aldi).

No, but if you are after a specific tool, I got an Autobarn to ship me a bunch of tools I couldn't get locally by calling them up. Rok 18V Green TypeB (Catch, unconfirmed).Rockwell 18V Shopseries (Supercheap) (unconfirmed).Giantz 20v (Kogan, unconfirmed) verD? (same polarity as verA).Greenlund 18V (Catch, unconfirmed) verB.Bayer 18V (Sydney Tools, unconfirmed) verB.Note: The aim is not to see which system is better - because that deserves its own thread (maybe) :)īut merely to see which tools works with which battery.

I've omitted the higher end systems for now because I assume they are a close silo and are designed not to be interoperable.Ĭorrections, additions and modifications are welcome. I'm trying to compile a list of systems to help buyers choose tools and batteries. There seems to be a myriad of 18V/20V battery systems out there but no resources to determine their interoperability.