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Product benefits of DeWALT XRP™ cordless power tools
DeWALT XRP power tools are available from Power Tools Pro using lithium technology DeWALT NANO batteries or NiMH batteries offering tradesmen possibly the best cordless drill drivers and hammer drills DeWALT have ever manufactured, and bringing innovations and modern design to professional power tool trade users. The latest generation of XRP™ DeWALT cordless power tools includes 18v DCD925L2, DCD925B2, DeWALT DCD935L2 14.4v and the DCD945B2 12v hammer drills along with 18v machine kit DCX6PAKL2, specifically for today's tradesman using outstanding DeWALT design and manufacturing features allowing work tasks and jobs to be finished faster and more accurately when onsite and the pressure is on.
As a leading industrial power tool manufacturer supplying the important UK and European markets DeWALT discussed requirements with thousands of tradesman, in different countries, allowing DeWALT to develop the latest XRP™ range to meet the exacting standards required to lead this highly competitive power tools sector of the market. The XRP range of DeWALT drills shows the depth of research taken on board by the DeWALT engineers as DeWALT XRP cordless drills are high powered and compact, allowing them to be more efficient, lighter in weight and more comfortable and safe to use. Professional tradesmen that use any DeWALT XRP power tool will spent less time on jobs due to greater efficiency, allowing for more work to be completed plus better finishing due to greater tool control and therefore higher earnings and safety.
What exactly DOES a DeWALT XRP™ cordless give you and what are these cordless power tools all about, what allows them to be so popular with the professional trade, well all aspect of the DeWALT drill has been fully taken apart, in depth research conducted and site tested with the results producing a quality engineered range of cordless drills built for the trade and use by today's professional tradesman. For your further information Power Tools pro are pleased to reproduce the official key point list issued by DeWALT Power Tools themselves when this latest XRP™ range was launched to the trade, these crucial bullet points cover the main design and engineering aspects in easy clear statements allowing you to understand how much design effort has gone into allowing DeWALT to market these cordless power tools as some of the best in the market today
Main product benefits of the latest DeWALT XRP™ cordless power tools range:
Frameless Motor: These motors provide increased air flow through the power tool which in turn allows the drill to function more efficiently (more drilling and holes or screws per charge) this frameless power tool motor also contains replaceable brushes for easy serviceability
Smooth three-speed transmission: This type of transmission allows for maximum torque under load increasing performance and enabling the tradesman to optimise the speed of application, the speed shifting control is positioned front to back and has positive stops allowing the operator to easily shift between speeds
All-steel transmission: Metal gear case allows the transmission to dissipate heat and run cooler improving efficiency and durability throughout the working day
Dual collar design (separate mode and clutch collars): Allows operators to efficiently switch between drilling, driving and hammer mode without having to changing the clutch setting
Exclusive Rohm self-tightening chuck (Hammer Versions): Quality Rohm chucks have an excellent reputation in the trade and are self-tightens during operation to prevent bits from slipping. The Rohm chuck is designed with twice the bit holding strength of traditional ratcheting chucks
Ergonomic handle design: Safe gripping of the machine ensures maximum safety and comfort during use, allows the user to use the power tool for longer with minimum fatigue
LED Work Light: Provides increased visibility and safety in dark confined places
Short length and lightweight: Improved balance and control along with a compact design allows the operator to safely reach work areas in tight hard to access spaces
XRP™ Lithium Ion Battery Chemistry and System Compatibility: XRP™ NANO lithium power tools are supplied with a DeWALT battery designed with Nano-Phosphate Lithium Ion cells that provide users with increased battery durability and cycle life, the manufacturer has reproduced figures offering the user over 2000 recharges. The battery is fully backwards compatible with the existing system of DEWALT 18v power tools produced since 1996. The flexible backwards compatibility of the XRP™ DEWALT Lithium Ion battery enables users to continue to add to their existing 18v DeWALT power tool platform and use any 18v battery with any DeWALT 18v power tool.
Power Tools Pro are a professional power tool stockiest and supplier to the trade have sold DeWALT XRP power tools for many years and are please to offer this latest generation to our trade customers. Should you require further information about any aspect of these power tools full technical specifications are available from our website www.Power-Tools-Pro.co.uk or by calling our technical help line. These DeWALT XRP power tools are in high demand throughout the professional trade, the quick links we show will allow you to access any particular machine or voltage allowing you to check that the technical specifications are to your requirements; we hope they are of assistance to you and your company.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
best power inverter to charge power tools?
I want to install a power inverter in my truck so that I can charge the batteries for my cordless tools when I am on the job site. I use 18v cordless tools. I don't know what to look for in an inverter. Any help would be appreciated.
Answer:
Hey Doc, I helped a guy with the same situation years ago out in Seattle. He would work on jobs and quite for the day by noon because all his batteries were dead. There are two problems here:
First, if you're charging something like a Dewalt drill battery, it probably has a regular household AC cord from the charger base that plugs into the wall. Those type chargers are very sensitive to AC sine waves. I plugged one into a Vector model 750 watt inverter that was hooked to a 12 volt battery once, it burned the charger up in less than a minute. For that type of charger you need either regular utility power, a gas fired generator, or a sine wave inverter. The wave forms from those sources are perfectly rounded. Sive wave inverters are generally quite expensive, a 110 volt output model rated at maybe 100 watts will cost you a few hundred dollars, and there are not very many of them around. Most sine wave inverters are in the several thousand watt size for running households and RV's. You can get a modified sine wave inverter very inexpensively at an auto parts store, truck stop, or even Home Depot. A 750 watt model like ours will cost around $70 USD. Ours runs our 110 volt weed whip and any of my AC drills.
If you have a tool with a smaller battery, and it charges with a wall pack transformer that has a skinny cord that plugs into the tool, or its battery, it will work fine on the cheaper modified sine wave inverters. Wall pack transformers have isolation type transformers installed in them prior to the voltage regulation, so the choppy sine wave of the cheaper inverters is smoothed out before it gets to the sensitive electronics. The DeWalt type charger bases don't do this. Almost any size will work, most battery chargers of this type use less than 25 to 50 watts of AC power, so a 750 watt inverter could run a power strip full of them simultaneously.
The other problem was mentioned by your previous answerer. If you take a good size inverter, like our 750 and hook it to your truck battery without the engine on, in an hour, you might not get it to start. Running the motor all that time opens up other problems as well though. What we did in Seattle was this. We bought two Trojan T-105 golf cart batteries. They are 6 volts each, so if you wire them together in series you get 12 volts. Then we grounded the negative side of the new pack, and ran a heavy wire through a driving lamp relay ($5.95 at auto parts store) to the positive of the regular truck battery. Now when he drives, he turns on the switch on the dash that activates the relay, and the golf cart batteries charge while he's driving. When he gets to the site, he turns off the motor and the switch, the battery banks separate, and the golf cart batteries run his inverter for several hours or longer. Even if the golf cart batteries run down, the motor will still start with the regular truck battery. Makes for great camping too, and backup power for your home from your truck. The batteries probably cost about $90 each today, and the inverter another $75. Just remember you can't run those DeWalt type chargers on that $70 inverter. What is really nice about that truck setup is that with that inverter and two golf cart batteries, he can actually run an extension cord from his truck to his 110 volt drill, and not bother with the rechargeables. Or he can run the 110 volt drill, but charge other items with wall pack transformers at the same time. Golf cart batteries hold 220 amp hours each, probably more than twice any 12 volt battery you'll find on the shelf, and they really hold up well to repeated charges and discharges. We actually run our entire home on them each night with a 4000 watt sine wave inverter, my batteries are almost 10 years old now. Just keep them watered regularly. Good luck Doc, and take care, Rudydoo
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