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DeWALT Charger Speed Test
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2019
- In the video we compare the DeWALT DCB118 fast charger with the standard DCB115 charger to see how long it takes each to charge a 5ah battery. Here is a post on my site with pricing and links to various retailers - struggleville.n...
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"The slow charging rate is less stressful on the battery and doesn't heat up the battery" agreed with that,
I think you were probably maxing out the C-Rate on the 5ah packs which i dont imagine can accept 8amps throught thier entire charge process, larger 20 volt batteries would likely take more advantage of those 8 amps and you would likely notice more of an advantage over the 115 with say a 6 Ah or 8 Ah pack with the larger 20700 cells
Yes, I believe the 118 will only max out its potential on 21700 cell batteries. Otherwise your charging rate will be somewhat less than the 8amps advertised. Im pretty sure it says this on the box/somewhere in Deawalt’s literature, in their own lengo, premium batteries vs compact batteries etc which I believe means 18650 vs 21700 cell batteries
Should the fan turn off as soon as the light stops flashing on the dc118, mine is still wiring away after 5 mins......
I have multiple chargers. I only use the fast charger when I need my big 60v for my circular saw or rotary hammer. Other wise I slow charge everything. I have three 60v batteries so using the fast charge is rare but good to have if I need it.
how hot/warm is the charger when charging ? Mine is hot and it smells burning. It is new though.
The batteries are likely not being charged at the max current the whole time... I would expect that it would be constant-current charging (at max current) only until it the voltage increased to a level that the current would taper off on its own (like charging up a capacitor in a "constant-voltage" manner)... That's why it's not exactly twice the time to charge on the slower, "4-A", charger.
True. Modern battery chargers “blast” a big load for the first phase of charging cycle. After that, the charger output drops to ensure battery health.
I have a new dcb 112 charger and it charges an 8.0 battery in an hour, 15 minutes, is that a good time?
I just got a DeWalt DCS569P1 drill. How can I tell how much charges is on the battery? I don’t see the 3 bars light on after the charger shows fully charged (charging light steady on )
You sound EXACTLY like the standup comedian Sam Kinison. Great video too, thank you for comparing
Does the red light change to green when fully charged or does it stay red
Stops blinking at charge
What’s the light on the far right for then?
I charge all mine on the 112, 113, and the radio because I think faster charging might shorten their lives, besides I've got 13 batteries ranging from 2 to 6ah (Every time I see a pack at lowes on clearance I snatch them up) so even doing renovations myself I'm not going to run out of juice.
Your right somewhat. Lithium doesn't get hot like the old batteries. I use the shit out of my batteries daily and never had one die like the niclad batteries. 10 years of abuse
DCB118 only uses 8amp when you have a 60v flex battery in it with a 20v battery it is at 4 amps thats why their are more pins in the dcb118
That doesnt line up with the results though? It seems like it wasnt putting the full 8amps to it but maybe 6 or so.
@@Jtwizzle how does it not ? It all comes down to potential of load at hand (current draw).
Speed is not all that important to the average homeowner; his usage level is not that of someone in the trades where downtime is a dirty word. The slow charging rate is less stressful on the battery and doesn't heat up the battery, hence the fan for the "fast charger". Also hard to justify an expensive charger for a drill and battery combo that probably sits on a shelf in the garage for maybe weeks at a time.
Mark Keeler Speak for yourself, Mr. shade tree mechanic! I want to juice them up and I want them yesterday!!!
Exactly, when i got the cheapest drill/ driver kit, i got the dcb 107 with it, which is 1.67A
But when i got my 54V SDS plus, it came with the dcb118
Partly probably due to 2Ah vs 9Ah batteries, but also the SDS kit was 4 times the price
Lithium battery doesn't matter . if you have 1 battery it matters
The DCB115 is also a fast charger
I have the DCB115 charger, can I charge the the flex volt 6.0AH 60v battery on that ?
Yes you can
Why did you drain your batteries completely , no bars?? Never do that, when the tool starts to slow down, ( about 1 bar) charge it.
As a rule of thumb, for first time charging battery it is better off to completely drain it then recharging it fully. After that do not drain it completely only firsty bar and recharge .
Great point Joe! Boaz is going to regret that, as anyone else, when the charger won’t recognize the battery, because it has dropped below the threshold to accept a charge. Tool companies WILL not repair batteries, or replace them if they are abused. I have been told by Manufacturers, that running a battery way down, or letting it sit until the charge indicators won’t work, constitutes ‘abuse.’
Just FYI Peace 👍🇺🇸😁
@@boazdolev8595 Never completely drain any battery. That is simply foolish. No battery likes to be completely drained regardless of battery tech whether that is a liquid acid battery or advanced glass matt in your car or a lithium battery in your phone or any power tools.
6amp for 18/20v only flexvolt uses 8amp
Thank you for the video. If I'm understanding the video correctly, when the DCB115 turn solid red, does that mean it's Fully charged? If so what does the clear space to the right of the red space for? Please advise. I have the DCB112
Solid means fully charged the clear space is for when the battery is to hit the full bar will let and let you know that it’s to hot to charge
Why the red light in the 118 flashes at the same speed when You go faster in the vídeo may be a camera efect ??? Scuz my inglish ;-)
Thumbs up, but, a non fast charger is not a crappy charger. I am considering only using DCB107 for my batteries and selling my highest amp chargers to the highest bidder.
Good show How about the 107, 101 and 102 amp. output?
the 107 is 1.25 amps...slow as hell.
If you have flex volt batteries its huge. I have 10 or 12 batteries and the slower chargers suck. At 1 charge it is usually twice as fast. Don't be cheap buy what you need or you will regret it. If you want to save a few bucks buy ryobie and drill a hole for 3 hours.
Emilio Estevez, is that you?
you dcb115 have noise ?
Nope
which dewalt charger is faster than the dcb118?
dcb 117
Great video. Thanks
Nice charging testing
The chargers are much more expensive then your video claims.
Right lol the shit was over 100 the battery alone was 179 for 8ah 99 for the smaller ones
Go on ebay and such and you can find them for around his prices stated.
I paid 170 for dual charger fast charger but it came with a battery.
The dcb115 chargers I have (6 of them) all have 6amp output.
Well you are going to want to invest in some vaseline then because you've been screwed at least 6 times.
@@TheStruggleville LMAO
@@TheStruggleville Died 🤣🤣
Great video bro
It is a known fact that low amp charging is better for lithium batteries.Its the heat that's the enemy.If the battery gets hot while charging you are definitely reducing its life.Charging at low amps is the better choice.
Ummmmm, you’ve heard of thermal sensors and cooling fans?
Batteries are fully discharge, so its totally dead
Prema madonas
I’ve been waiting for the light to turn green , (it’s been solid red for a while) 😂