Black Decker/dewalt DCBP034 20V Max Powerstack Compact Battery

Product Description

The BLACK DECKER/DEWALT DCBP034 is a compact 20V MAX lithium-ion battery built around pouch cell technology — a departure from traditional cylindrical cells. Pouch cells are stacked flat inside the pack, which allows the DCBP034 to deliver more power output from a smaller, lighter form factor. The impact-resistant rubber overmold base protects the pack during jobsite drops. At 0.8 pounds, this battery is engineered for trades and professionals who work in confined areas where a bulkier pack creates real interference — electricians in panel boxes, HVAC techs in equipment closets, plumbers in tight chases.

The DCBP034 is designed for use with 20V MAX cordless tools and compatible 20V MAX chargers. The compact footprint makes it particularly well-suited for applications where clearance is limited and maneuverability matters, such as drilling, driving, or cutting in restricted spaces. It ships in a package quantity of six units, making it practical for fleet restocking or multi-tech operations where battery availability across a crew is a daily operational concern.

Key Features

• Pouch cell stack design reduces overall pack volume compared to round-cell packs
• Impact-resistant rubber overmold base for drop protection on the jobsite
• Lightweight at 0.8 pounds — reduces fatigue during extended use
• Compatible with 20V MAX cordless tools and chargers
• Package quantity of 6 units per order — suited for crew or fleet restocking

Compatibility

Designed for use with 20V MAX cordless tools and 20V MAX chargers. Verify charger compatibility before use, as not all legacy 20V MAX chargers may support the pouch cell platform.

Installation Notes

Battery packs should be inserted and removed with the tool powered off. Do not attempt to disassemble, puncture, or expose the pack to temperatures beyond the manufacturer-rated range. Charge only with a compatible 20V MAX charger. If the pack shows swelling, heat damage, or fails to hold a charge, remove it from service and dispose of it per local lithium battery recycling regulations.