DEWALT DC9144 14.4-Volt XRP Lithium-Ion Battery

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Amazon Sales Rank: #45662 in Home ImprovementBrand: DEWALTModel: DC9144Number of items: 1Compatible with DEWALT 14.4-Volt toolsDEWALT exclusive NANO-phosphate lithium-ion cells offer long battery life and durability: 2,000 rechargesLightweight design- 1.3 lbsNo memory and virtually no self-discharge for maximum productivity and less downtimeRequires Li-Ion compatible charger (DC9310, DC9320 or DC9319;

Keep your DEWALT cordless tools charged up and ready to work with the DC9144 14.4-volt Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery. This high-capacity battery weighs just 1.3 lbs., and features DEWALT’s exclusive technology for long life and durability, even in the harshest, most-power-draining applications. It possesses no memory and virtually no self-discharge, which translates to more power, maximum productivity, and less downtime. Plus, the pack can be recharged up to 2,000 times. The DC9144 is a perfect-fit power source for the entire DEWALT line of 14.4-volt tools, so you can run multiple tools off of the same battery pack. And it’s backed by DEWALT’s three-year limited warranty, and two-year free service contract. It requires a lithium-ion-compatible charger: DC9310, DC9320 or DC9319.

Most helpful customer reviews0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Huge improvement.....By HighlanderDewalt has made a huge improvement in their battery packs, by switching to the lithium Ion type battery. I just used one for the first time yesterday. These packs are much more powerful, and run much longer than any other pack I've ever used. I spent the day replacing 120 batteries in a large Uninterruptible Power System, using a Dewalt drill to remove and replace all the battery hardware, and the associated hardware holding the batteries in the shelves. I made it through the ENTIRE job on one 14.4 volt battery. I'm impressed. The only negative, if there is one, is the price of over $100, which is double what the NiCd batteries used to be. I suspect a large part of that price has something to do with the statement on the package that says the "cost of recycling" has been included in the price. I'm not sure I really understand that, but it's probably some new government regulation. Regardless, the bottom line is that even though these batteries are expensive, if you want a battery that cranks out the power, and does it for a long time, these are great. What remains to be seen is how well these hold up over time. I'll be very curious to see how many cycles I get out of it. That will be material for another review at a later date ...See all 1 customer reviews...