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DETAILS: This amazing bundle includes the DCD996 20V MAX* XR Lithium Ion Brushless Premium 3-Speed Hammerdrill, one DCE512B 20V MAX* Cordless Jobsite Fan (bare), two DCB205 20V MAX* XR High Capacity Li-Ion Batteries (5.0Ah), a charger, a belt hook, a 360° side handle, and a kitbox. FEATURES: The DEWALT-built high-power, high-efficiency brushless motor offers up to 57% more run time compared to brushed motors. The heavy-duty 1/2' ratcheting nitro-carburized metal chuck with carbide inserts has excellent bit gripping strength. The LED Spotlight Mode has a 20-minute shutoff function, enabling longer work in dark or tight spaces. With 0 - 38,250 BPM, it drills fast in masonry materials. The XR Li-Ion batteries with a fuel gauge provide 33% more capacity than standard packs. The 3-Mode LED gives lighting in dark or confined areas that's up to 20X brighter than the previous model. The 3-speed, all-metal high-performance transmission optimizes the tool for tasks, ensuring fast application speeds and better run-time. SPECIFICATIONS: Amp Hour: 5.0 Ah, Chuck Size: 1/2', Clutch Settings: 11, Max Power: 820 UWO, Variable Speed Trigger: Yes, Battery Type: Li-Ion, Chuck Type: Metal Ratcheting, # of Speed Settings: 3, System: 20V MAX
Using your DeWalt 20V MAX XR 3-Speed Hammer Drill DCD996P2 is easy. First, make sure the batteries are fully charged. Insert a battery into the drill. You can choose the right speed setting according to your task. For fast drilling in masonry materials, the high BPM setting will work great. When working in dark or confined spaces, turn on the LED Spotlight Mode. It has a 20-minute shutoff function, so you don't have to worry about leaving it on. The fan can be used to keep you cool on the jobsite. Just turn it on and enjoy the breeze. Remember to always wear safety goggles and other appropriate safety gear when using the drill. After use, clean the drill and the fan with a dry cloth. Store the batteries in a cool, dry place. If you have any problems, contact DeWalt's customer service.
