Makita DEAADP05 USB Charging 18v LXT Lithium-Ion Battery Adapter Reviews

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Superseded by DECADP05Makita DEAADP05 USB Charging LXT Lithium-Ion Battery Adapter This adapter slides on top of your 14.4v & 18v Makita LXT Lithium-Ion batteries, instantly converting them into a handy, dual USB charger for your electronic devices such as mobile phones, tablets and cordless speakers. It has a belt clip allowing you to carry an unused battery hands-free, whilst charging your usb device. FEATURES Compact and lightweight Two USB ports (A type) 5V = 2.1A in both ports Battery protection system Integrated belt clip USB rubber covers to protect ports from dust Works with 14.4v & 18v LXT batteries SPECIFICATION Ports: 2 (USB A type) Output voltage: DC 5V Output current: 2.1A each port (4.2A total) Input rating: 14.4 - 18v DC, 5A max Max operating temperature: 40°C Weight: 0.11 kg

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“Enables me to power up my heated gilet for winter cycling, I already owned the battery from a power tool and so kept costs down. Works well and I keep the battery and adapter in rear cycle bag and connect by a USB A>>C cable”

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Posted 1 month ago

“Very good, works well on long journeys.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Very good adapter, I highly recommend.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Perfect for charging your mobile phone. Great product.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“using this to adapt my 18v LXT battery to the 10v laser level via a USB to jack lead plus charge iPhone brilliant”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Really cool effective device. This is a good range of accessories for alternative power.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Brilliant for outside work”

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Posted 3 years ago

“We were being warned of possible power cuts, so I got to thinking, "what extra use can I make of the Makita batteries which I already have?" I plugged in a phone and an iPad. It charged both together, quickly and the Makita 3Ah battery still had one bar left. I have tried power packs in the past and was not impressed, but I am glad I bought this well-made Makita item.”

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Posted 3 years ago