Dewalt DCB612 Flexvolt 20V 60V Max 12ah Battery 4-pack

Product Description

The BLACK DECKER/DEWALT DCB612 is a FLEXVOLT 20V/60V MAX lithium-ion battery pack rated at 12 amp-hours (Ah), sold here in a 4-pack. It uses patented auto-switching technology that detects the connected tool and changes the output voltage automatically — no manual adjustment required. This battery is built for high-demand jobsite applications where long runtime and compatibility across multiple tool platforms are critical. Licensed electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, and other trade professionals relying on cordless tool fleets will recognize this as the high-capacity option in the FLEXVOLT lineup. The pack weighs approximately 3.49 pounds per battery based on the total package weight.

The DCB612 is designed for heavy-duty cordless tool use across residential and commercial jobsites. When paired with 20V MAX tools, it delivers up to 6 times the runtime compared to a standard 2Ah 20V MAX battery, making it well suited for extended work shifts or remote sites without easy access to charging. It fits tools that require 20V MAX, 60V MAX, or 120V MAX battery connections, covering a broad range of saws, grinders, and other high-draw tools in the FLEXVOLT platform.

Key Features

• Patented auto-switching voltage technology changes between 20V and 60V output depending on the connected tool
• 12Ah capacity provides up to 6 times the runtime of a standard 2Ah 20V MAX battery when used with 20V MAX tools
• Compatible with 20V MAX, 60V MAX, and 120V MAX tool platforms
• 4-pack quantity reduces downtime by keeping multiple batteries in rotation on the jobsite
• High-capacity design supports demanding applications including large saws, grinders, and other high-draw cordless tools

Compatibility

Compatible with 20V MAX, 60V MAX, and 120V MAX tools in the FLEXVOLT platform, as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Battery installation and removal should be performed with the tool powered off and the trigger in the released position. Do not expose lithium-ion batteries to water, extreme heat, or direct flame. Store and charge batteries in a dry location within the temperature range specified by the manufacturer. Disposal of lithium-ion batteries must comply with applicable local, state, and federal regulations.