Dewalt battery plug in adapter portable#

The BAC01 cannot be used to its fill potential when powered by the PDC01 4-port 18V battery holder.īy my estimate, the BAC01 and PDC1200 would cost somewhere in the ballpark of $2000 USD, given current pricing for the PDC1200A01 in the USA, and the launch price of the BAC01 when converted from yen to USD.Īll of this makes the BAC01 more of an accessory for the PDC1200 portable backpack power supply. In my opinion, this all looks great, except for how the power station and inverter looks to essentially require the PDC1200 battery pack. Makpac tool boxes use the same latches for opening and closing as for connecting to other Makpac products. None of the product photos show the inside of the tool box, and so I would assume it’s sealed shut. Makita’s spec sheet mentions that, if the output is 750W or greater, the PDC01 “may stop outputting due to the battery protection function.” For instance, the PDC1200 will power a 1000W load for about 56 minutes, and the PDC001 with 2x BL1860B batteries will power a 750W load for about 10 minutes. It does not look like there’s any way to power this with Makita’s XGT 40V Max cordless power tool batteries. That’s on top of the price of the BAC01, which is launching in Japan for 89,500 yen (~$652). The PDC01 battery holder retails for $699 in the USA, and does not come with any batteries, and the PDC1200A01 retails for $1379. You can use the PDC1200, Makita’s ConnextX 1200 Wh portable backpack power supply, or their PDC01, which can be equipped with (4) Makita 18V batteries. There are only two ways to power the BAC01 power inverter. The user interface appears simple, but clear and helpful, with indicators for output wattage, USB, AC, DC, and what seems to be an audible toggle. It should be compatible with earlier generation and select current Systainer products,Īdditionally, there are two side handles for easy transport. The BAC01 is built into a Festool Systainer-compatible Makpac tool box, making it compatible with Makita’s other Makpack tool boxes and accessories. This is more of a usage case for the PDC1200 battery bank than the PDC01 battery holder. Or, use it to recharge smaller batteries for use with cordless power tools or outdoor power tools.

The BAC01 provides a pure sine wave AC output.