You need this: DeWALT DCB094k USBC charging kit review | Fast charge your electronics and macbook

We take a look at the new usbc charing kit from Dewalt. DCB094k allows you to charge dewalt batteries AND also lets you use dewalt batteries to charge your electronics! For example it will let you charge your macbook at 100 watts using USBC power delivery.
Definitely a took that you need to have in your bag if you're a macbook user.
This tool will also let you charge your dewalt 20v or flexvolt batteries than your standard black chargers that are included in your dewalt tool kit.
The DCB094K USB Charging Kit is a breakthrough in charging convenience. The USB Charger is equipped with a 100-Watt bi-directional USB-C Power Delivery port, which allows you to charge your DEWALT 20-Volt MAX and FLEXVOLT battery-packs, and output power to charge a range of your personal devices up to 100-Watt. The charger's USB-A port allows you to charge devices up to 12-Watt using your traditional USB cords on hand. This kit includes our DCB094 USB Charger, a 100-Watt rated USB cord, a 65-Watt power supply, and a belt hook.
Charges all DEWALT 20-Volt MAX and FLEXVOLT batteries
Charger USB-C port charges DEWALT batteries and a range of personal devices up to 100-Watt
USB-A port supports mobile device charging up to 12-Watt
Stage 1 and 2 state of charge indicator communicates level of charge of DEWALT batteries
3-year limited warranty/1-year free service contract/90-day money back guarantee
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[@JasonRasmussen]

Aside from a slim 10,000 power bank to carry in my pocket while in theme parks, I'm converting all my portable battery needs to dewalt batteries I already have. This will be very useful when camping or on a plane as the 20v 5ah (100wh) is maximum battery you can carry on airlines, and these charge faster than any portable power brick when you find an outlet. Thanks!

[@makingithappen4308]

Finally!!!! I’ve been waiting for this device. But seems to be sold out everywhere.

[@robertmeyer4744]

that a great new tool. I just ordered it. been out of stock. I use PD at lot. even my HP 17in pc has PD cord. laptop uses 45watt. before that came out I made my own 65W PD USB C . using a b 20V battery socket to power leads and put 12-24V to PD 65watt adapter on it. working great. been using years . also that PD is in charging and can use 12V PD to charge in car truck or ATV even a tractor. will also take USB C from solar and charge with the sun. going to take mine hiking/camping. all fit in a back pack . and because of my work I have many 20 and 60V battery's

[@barttrahan7037]

All the tool makers need to make this because it's just stupid that all my chargers take up almost as much room as my tools

[@4thewinak]

Agreed!

[@jAohnson143]

Don't be ghetto and have different brands

[@1barticus]

@@jAohnson143 what's that homie?

[@50cts]

Does it also charge Dewalt batteries from USB-C sources

[@dreamcat4]

so awesome, just wish the other brands can do it... needed here for makita batteries

[@4thewinak]

Yeah makita doesn’t seem to be investing in the consumer charging space. No power station either. ;(

[@dreamcat4]

@@4thewinak well there are those battery adapters exist. to convert the makita terminals into dewalt. however am not sure if that would work here. depending what sort of communication there is between the battery and this new 100w charger thing

[@markborrmannjr]

Please get a USB watt meter! Be nice to know what protocols it's capable of outputting

[@JT-lq4yd]

Per the specifications, 5 - 15 v @ 3 amps and 5 amps at 20 v. Per my power meter, it does output 100 watts on PD protocol.

[@bob_frazier]

I bought one of these yesterday. $80. Then I looked on Temu and they have the 20v DeWalt to usb c and usb a slide on your battery piece for $12.00. No lights on top, surely not reversable, no cables, no 65w power brick, but just the basic converter. If all I want to do is use my DeWalt batteries to charge usb devices, makes this feel like a rip off. Yes? No?

[@emanuelfernandes9003]

In Portugal they include a 100w charger

[@4thewinak]

Lucky!!

[@leksraamat1722]

Thank for the review. How would this do with a 5ah power stack? And would this be a good solution for backpacking? I recently got the mentioned PS and I wonder if this would be a better way to recharge my device(s) as opposed to a typical battery bank? Please and thanks!!

[@4thewinak]

Power stack will do fine. Only issue is that the setup may be a little more bulky then your slim battery bank. But on the other hand you can probably charge it faster and it would be more durable.

[@Columbus1492]

The dcb115 charges at 8ow and it's a pretty standard charger. The dcb112 that comes with the cheaper single tool kits is only 25 w

[@pikachuthegayatheist6215]

If you have anyone of DeWalt tool kits then you don’t need the extra charger that comes with the adapter in this kits. It’s just better to buy one of the 2 kits and get a fast charger that comes standard with it. In fact, Lowe’s right now has 20 V max 2 tool kit includes the DCF 787 and DCD 778 with two PowerStack batteries and fast charger included for $299. You better getting a charger out of the kit like this when you are using the little pieces of shit that come with the adapter for the battery to use so you can charge your phone.

[@pikachuthegayatheist6215]

Why would you get the power bricks if you’re invested in the Dewalt battery platform you already probably have a Dewalt fast charger? So you don’t need any of the chargers that you just mentioned.

[@bradkaral1188]

Because you can charge from one battery to another, without AC. That means less power loss.

[@KingdomUploader]

Hmmm, the wall brick has the same 65w output as my standard charger. So it will not charge my max batteries any faster than the traditional docking station charger? You're right they need to go back to the drawing board on that! Why can't these batteries be designed with a port to accomodate that wall adapter? you know, for folks who do not need the phone charge ports and only want to charge a battery?

[@peachypound6108]

Funny, I actually saw a video with 100W Battery Brick. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Dkce]

Perfect video. Thanks

[@AaronFelton-j8d]

We get the 100w brick in Australia

[@KingdomUploader]

What! So one exists - great to know. Thanks for the heads up.

[@TOOL_TECHNICAL]

2 years later, still holding up?

[@carterscustomrods]

Nice... just hit play. Did you get it from Europe? Or did they finally give a few to us here in the states?

[@4thewinak]

Pre ordered from acme tool so shipped from states.

[@carterscustomrods]

@@4thewinak oh wow... they finally got a batch? IIRC, didnt they push the shipping date on the pre-order a few times?

[@4thewinak]

@@carterscustomrods Im not exactly sure. I didn't get any notifications about it. I ordered it as soon as it was made available, then had forgotten about it, until it showed up because the date for shipping was so far out.

[@mics3747]

@@4thewinak thanks for telling us about this & where you found this. I appreciate it.

[@taurinenrgy]

Would this adapter work if I connect it to a car cigarette lighter charger?

[@JT-lq4yd]

It does, this is one of the reasons why I got this charger. You can charge a Dewalt battery from the 12 v receptacle and a USB C charger while driving. Make sure your 12 v outlet is rated higher than 120 watts.

[@patrickbledsoe2176]

Awesome review sir

[@VRCM_Skywarn_XUSA]

Does not work on, Extreme 12v .... Gee...thats, dumb. That would have been, perfect for that system. Do they make one, for 12v/20v

[@daniellapain1576]

Most charge type devices don't like to run at 100% load. If you do that then you are burning the devices lifespan. So that might be why DeWalt sent a 65 Watt charger instead.

[@4thewinak]

good point

[@miguellopez3392]

if the battery is big enough 100w wont burn it out, this can be solved with charging curves based on charging protocols these systems have. my plug in dewalt fast charger outpouts 140+ watts.

[@Roeham]

Honestly this was a hard purchase to justify, I am definitely in no shortage of DeWalt battery chargers, I might even have more charges than batteries actually.. But the ability to turn all your batteries into *Solid* battery banks is incredible I've owned plenty of battery banks- But that's the issue it's past tense, I have owned them and they have always died or gotten to the point where they can't hold a reasonable charge Drill batteries don't last forever of course But in my experience they will last 50x longer than any battery bank. I'd go as far as to say even if you don't have a tool hoarding problem it would be worth investing in this, and some batteries for your portable power needs Great purchase.

[@jacobdrj101]

I'm so frustrated! My tool collection falls into the region of low volume Lithium Ion 12v DeWalt tools... I want to charge them using USB... But Nobody makes a USB powered charger for them, because they just fell outside the standard high-use-case tools... Does anyone make a USB powered charger to charge up these batteries?

[@JKafle]

Can you help me with the correct info about this DeWalt USB charging kit (DCB094). Is the power input 110v -220v ? or just 110-120v only ? I'm ordering this but our region has 220v . Surprisingly, there is absolutely no information available at all even on the DeWalt official website. I'm aware there are Q&A by some amazon customers saying it supports only 120v but I'm skeptic. usually these types of charger supports universal power input. Like any wall chargers. Thanks in advance,

[@volodyaantonevych9714]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqPIao2foaeqhc0 100-240V

[@ScottVanVliet-p1v]

Could you use this kit to plug usb-c into your car charger? I am wanting to charge my batteries while I drive.

[@4thewinak]

yes you can charge the dewalt batteries with a usbc car charger using the device

[@ScottVanVliet-p1v]

@@4thewinak Thanks!

[@hap1n355]

Great video. Would it be possible to charge a dead 12 volt car battery with the 12 volt out with dewalt battery?

[@4thewinak]

What 12 v out are you referring to ? The usbc ? It could be possible if you had the other components needed but would be too fragile and hassle to do it that way.

[@rbrad848]

I’d wonder if you had a cigarette lighter usb-c that was rated at 100w whether you could use the bidirectional usb-c port to add to the car battery enough to start it. I’d guess no. I have one of those jump start batteries. It has plug in jumper cables. I assume reason being you can’t put enough thru the cigarette lighter to make a difference. Also is energy going from car battery or from dewalt battery in the bidirectional usb-c port. Another thing about this device. Can’t leave it attached to a dewalt battery. It will slowly deplete it even though nothing connected to usb-c and usb-a ports. Haven’t measured it exactly but would guess if left attached for a week or so it would deplete a fully charged 3 amp hour dewalt battery down to one bar of power.

[@daniellapain1576]

There's a device that charges from USB C that can jump a car battery. It's Canadian Tires main inverter brand that sells it.

[@ericklein5097]

Well the problem is the 12V PDO is only outputting 12.0 or 12.1 volts at most. Your average 12V lead acid is charged well beyond that. 13.5/14 volts depending on the battery. So you’d want to use PPS if possible. Don’t use the 15V PDO it’s too high. Another catch, 12V is actually not a USB IF required voltage. So some PD chargers don’t even have the ability for you to select 12V with a trigger device. So you gotta find a trigger and charge with 12V and get maybe a 40% charge on the battery or you find a trigger that supports PPS and set the voltage to what you need. I think my FNB48 allows me to configure PPS but I’m not sure. I know I could do it with Quick Charge 3.0 since 3.0 is kind of a PPS when compared to QC 2.0 Overall just not a good option. The max you’ll get without PPS is 12V 3A and I think with PPS you might have the ability to use 5A charge rate. So it would need to be smaller than your average car battery that’s 50-70Ah it would take far too long. Now could it help you get a low battery up high enough to start your vehicle if you don’t have a jump starter…YES. Even using 12V 3A PD 3.0 you could probably boost a battery that’s just a bit too low in one or two hours. If the battery has been sitting for weeks or longer and the voltage is under 11 volts I think it’s probably not the most reasonable option unless you are stuck in the middle of nowhere. You’ll want to make sure that if this is your ONLY option then don’t try to start your car 5 times before resorting to a charge. If your engine doesn’t turn over then stop right there, take a voltage reading at the terminals and confirm you’re just a bit under the minimum voltage and dont waste any more power. If I kept a Dewalt battery on me for this purpose I would consider anything under 5Ah to be a waste. 9-12Ah would make me feel a lot better about having enough to put in my car battery after conversion losses

[@andrewb8548]

When they put the brick out to bid a year or 3 ago, 100watt was $100. This shit happens every time.

[@viertelasiat]

65w on the wall charger doesn't make sense... If it was 100w I'd buy this thing yesterday.

[@doityourselfdave]

The UK version is 100w 🤷‍♂

[@grapegh0stx]

I maybe missing something here, why not just get a 100W capable powerbank?

[@DevoldoinHD]

Because if you already have the batteries then you can utilize them instead of some junk Chinese powerbank. It's not hard to understand.

[@grapegh0stx]

@@DevoldoinHD if i already have batteries. Okay thanks for the clarification

[@JT-lq4yd]

You can swap a dead battery with one that has a higher charge in seconds. Also, you can have different watt hour rate depending on need, my smaller battery is 30 and the largest is 180 watt hours so, if I need to power my phone for a short time then I will take the 30 watt hour or the 180 and power my phone for days, laptop for several hours.

[@alejandro10024]

Great video

[@robvon9391]

Can I plug my phone into that 65 watt power brick?

[@4thewinak]

Yes

[@whatusername1234]

On sale now on Amazon for 43%off or $56.51

[@athenanimbuss6826]

Great video 👍❤️🙏

[@4thewinak]

Thanks

[@carterscustomrods]

That was nice of the 15 year old girl that let you use her apple products in the video. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 jk 😜 I'm old school, I just carry my pc tower everywhere like a "Boom Box" in the 80s lol... the fan helps me stay cool.

[@4thewinak]

Haha!

[@pikachuthegayatheist6215]

It’s like I said the reason why they don’t put a charger in there it’s because they’re expecting you to have bought a $200 tool kit with their fast charger included in it for the battery. Why? Because the fast chargers for these batteries worth $70 USD that’s why.

[@4thewinak]

Good point

[@andrewb8548]

I paid exactly the same amount of money for 30, 65, 100, 200.

[@rbe3908]

Built my own for about $25

[@1barticus]

Well you need to show us how that's done

[@legranddenis]

DeWalt не может подкинуть парню пару нормальных футолок за рекламу? Мало того, что фуболка не по размеру, мало того, что она уже давно изношена, так её еще и наизнанку приходится надевать, чтоб логотип Philips не было видно...

[@albertodijols1671]

🙏✝️🙏amen🙏✝️🙏

[@SuperNinjaTurtle7272]

Firstt

[@4thewinak]

Thanks!

[@christiancontreras6040]

Second

[@4thewinak]

Thanks

[@SuperNinjaTurtle7272]

I was first tho

[@christiancontreras6040]

Bruh lol

[@douglastaylor43]

$100 is way too overpriced for a charger. $20 I'd buy it

[@eliassanchez9630]

When u 1st start a job and the job trailers don't have power, it'll come in handy to charge a laptop and an ipad....especially if u have plenty of batteries

[@jackflackatari]

You gave out misinformation. 100watts = .83 amps Any Dewalt charger will charge your battery faster then that can. DCB107 is 1.5 amps DCB112 is 2 amps DCB114 is. 3 amps DCB115 is 4 amps

[@Inwetrust-qy2ly]

Wrong, with a 100 watt charger it’ll charge at 5 amps, with the 65 watt charger it comes with it’ll charge at 3.25 amps.

[@jackflackatari]

@@Inwetrust-qy2ly Where did you go to school at? Walmart university? 100 watts = .83 amps

[@Inwetrust-qy2ly]

@@jackflackatari You must have went to McDonald’s university, what voltage are you trying to calculate at?