Energup DC9320 Dual Charger for Dewalt 18V Batteries (Not for Lithium)

Overview

Upgrade your Dewalt tool setup with the Energup DC9320 Dual Charger. This charger is designed to power two Dewalt XRP NiCd/NiMH batteries within the 7.2V–18V range, including popular models like DW9116, DC9096, DC9091, and DE9057. It supports two batteries at once, helping you reduce downtime on the job. Note that lithium-based packs are not supported by this charger.

Compatibility and Performance

Engineered for broad compatibility, the DC9320 replacement charger mirrors the form factors of the original Dewalt units and works with a wide family of DeWalt batteries. It is compatible with DC9096, DC9098, DC9091, DE9057, DW9096, DW9094, and DW9072, among others, making it a flexible option for mixed-tool setups. The charger delivers up to 2A per port, meaning both packs can be charged in parallel, helping you stay productive on demanding projects.

• Charger two packs at once for faster readiness between tasks
• Supports 7.2V, 12V, 14.4V, and 18V NiCd/NiMH batteries
• LED indicators show charging status at a quick glance
• Built-in safeguards protect against overvoltage, overcurrent, and short circuits

Safety, Quality, and Support

Certified to meet CE, FCC, ROHS, and PSE standards, the Energup DC9320 includes practical safety features and diagnostic indicators. The operating indicators simplify monitoring: when plugged in, lights turn on; charging status appears as a flashing red; fully charged is a steady red; a defective pack may flash rapidly. Energup backs the charger with generous service: 45 days money back and a 13-month warranty, plus 24/7 customer support for any questions about replacement chargers.

• CE/FCC/ROHS/PSE certifications for reliable safety
• LED indicators and built-in protections provide clear feedback
• 45-day money-back guarantee and 13-month warranty
• Around-the-clock customer service for prompt assistance

Usage Tips and Real-World Scenarios

For best results, allow batteries to cool after heavy use before charging, and store the unit in a clean, dry, cool place away from heat sources. Charge batteries before they are completely exhausted and recharge at least every two months if unused. This approach can help maintain pack health and readiness on fast-paced workdays.