DeWalt DCB1104 18v XR Cordless Li-ion Battery Charger
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The DEWALT DCB1104 is a compact charger compatible with all DEWALT 12V and 18V Li-ion batteries.
It features State of Charge (SOC) indication that displays charging status, marking when batteries reach 80% and 100% charge.
The charger is supplied with dimensions of 122 mm × 109 mm × 163 mm and weighs 625 g.
It features State of Charge (SOC) indication that displays charging status, marking when batteries reach 80% and 100% charge.
The charger is supplied with dimensions of 122 mm × 109 mm × 163 mm and weighs 625 g.
EAN 5035048752302 · Dewalt. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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