Dewalt DCB615 Flexvolt 15.0 Ah Battery 20V 60V

Product Description

The DEWALT DCB615 is a FLEXVOLT 15.0 ampere-hour (AH) lithium-ion battery pack engineered with automatic voltage-switching technology. When connected to a 20V MAX tool, the pack operates at 20 volts. When connected to a 60V MAX tool, it automatically switches to 60 volts — no manual adjustment required. At 29.85 pounds per case of six units, this high-capacity pack is built for extended runtime on demanding jobsite applications. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and other trade professionals who rely on DEWALT cordless platforms will find this battery suitable for high-draw tools where runtime and voltage flexibility matter.

The DCB615 is intended for use with compatible tools in the DEWALT 20V MAX and 60V MAX cordless ecosystems. Typical applications include heavy-duty saws, grinders, flexvolt-compatible rotary hammers, and other high-current cordless tools used in commercial and residential construction, mechanical trades, and electrical work. The 15.0 AH capacity supports extended run times between charges, reducing downtime on large-scale or continuous-use tasks.

Key Features

• Automatic voltage switching between 20V MAX and 60V MAX depending on connected tool
• 15.0 AH capacity for extended runtime on high-draw cordless tools
• Lithium-ion cell chemistry for consistent power delivery and low self-discharge
• Compatible with the broad DEWALT 20V MAX and 60V MAX cordless tool ecosystem
• Packaged in a quantity of 6 units per case for stocking or crew supply

Compatibility

Designed for use with DEWALT 20V MAX and 60V MAX cordless tools that accept the FLEXVOLT battery platform.

Installation Notes

Battery installation requires no tools — align the pack with the tool's battery receptacle and slide until the latch clicks. Before servicing any cordless tool or replacing a battery pack, ensure the tool's trigger is locked and the tool is not in operation. Do not attempt to disassemble, short-circuit, or expose the battery pack to moisture or temperatures outside the manufacturer's rated storage range. Disposal of lithium-ion batteries must comply with applicable local, state, and federal regulations.