The 6 Best Charging Stations For Dewalt Tools

This wiki has been updated 19 times since it was first published in January of 2019. From saws to drills to grinders, DeWalt has long been known for manufacturing an assortment of high-end power tools. For professional contractors who rely on cordless, battery-operated gear during lengthy days on the job site, these charging stations offer up a simple solution for keeping multiple batteries of varying styles juiced up and ready to go. When users buy our independently chosen editorial choices, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

This wiki has been updated 19 times since it was first published in January of 2019. From saws to drills to grinders, DeWalt has long been known for manufacturing an assortment of high-end power tools. For professional contractors who rely on cordless, battery-operated gear during lengthy days on the job site, these charging stations offer up a simple solution for keeping multiple batteries of varying styles juiced up and ready to go. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

1. DCB1800B Flexvolt

In addition to four charging ports, the DCB1800B Flexvolt (about $319) also serves as a portable power bank you can plug corded tools into wherever you happen to be working. It’s also quite handy for use as an emergency generator if the power goes out unexpectedly.

Integrated cooling fan
Handle on front for easy carrying
Withstands wear and tear effectively

2. DCB203 Dual

Those of you who still use equipment that runs on 14.4 and 18-volt batteries will want to take a look at the DCB203 Dual (about $91), which can charge those as well as the current 12- and 20-volt systems. This way, you can transition to the newer models gradually.

Backed by a 3-year warranty
Prolong the usefulness of old tools
Compact for simple storage

3. DCB104 Max

The DCB104 Max (around $194) puts its remarkable utility on display when it’s used to power up several types of batteries all at the same time. It’s also built to be stackable with a selection of other DeWalt products, which can help you save space in a workshop.

Outputs 8 amps per port
Super-fast charging times
Can be mounted to a wall

4. DCB102BP Jobsite

The DCB102BP Jobsite (about $149) is designed to complete the charging process in 90 minutes or less, which helps reduce the amount of time you’ll potentially have to spend idly twiddling your thumbs as your colleagues and peers shoot you derisive glances.

Works with 12 and 20-volt batteries
Two usb ports for mobile devices
Indicates when battery is too hot

5. DCB116 Max

Landscapers and other outdoor professionals who want to make the switch from gas-powered equipment to a more eco-friendly method will want to consider the DCB116 Max (appx. $245). Thanks to well-placed handles, toting it around is no problem.

6 separate charging bays
Tough weather-resistant exterior
Only charges 1 battery at a time

6. DWST08810 ToughSystem

The DWST08810 ToughSystem (around $203) is part audio player, part charging device — capable of simultaneously powering up batteries and connecting via Bluetooth to your smartphone for music streaming. It’s highly portable and generates a clear, rich sound.

Quality subwoofer
Bright battery indicator light
Plastic casing tends to crack

Last updated by Sam Kraft

In addition to his corporate career as a marketing and communications professional in Chicago, Sam runs a popular blog that focuses on the city’s flourishing craft beer and brewery scene. He received his degree in journalism from DePaul University (which spurred his interest in freelance writing) and has since spent years developing expertise in copywriting, digital marketing and public relations. A lifetime of fishing, hiking and camping trips has left him well-versed in just about any outdoors-related topic, and over several years spent working in the trades during his youth, he accumulated a wealth of knowledge about tools and machinery. He’s a travel junkie, a health and fitness enthusiast, and an avid biker.

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