Dewalt DCD799P1 20V Max 1/2 Inch Compact Hammer Drill Kit

Product Description

The DeWalt DCD799P1 is a compact 20V MAX hammer drill kit built for demanding masonry and fastening applications in confined workspaces. Rated at up to 552 Unit Watts Out (UWO), this drill delivers substantial rotational power while keeping a tight footprint suited for overhead work, wall cavities, and framed bays. The kit format includes the DCD799 hammer drill driver, a DCB205 battery pack, and a charger, giving installers a ready-to-work package. HVAC, electrical, and plumbing trades use compact hammer drills like this for core boring through masonry, drilling pilot holes in steel framing, and driving fasteners in tight mechanical rooms.

The DCD799P1 is well-suited to residential and light commercial jobsite applications where working in tight areas is routine. Its compact body makes it practical for electricians drilling through block walls, plumbers penetrating concrete foundations, and HVAC techs anchoring equipment in mechanical spaces. The 1/2-inch chuck accommodates standard trade drill bits and driver accessories. The 20V MAX platform means the battery pack is interchangeable with other compatible DeWalt tools in the same voltage family.

Key Features

• Up to 552 UWO for high-output performance in a compact form factor
• 1/2-inch chuck accepts standard drill bits and driver accessories
• Hammer drill mode rated for masonry and concrete applications
• Compact body designed for use in tight or confined work areas
• Kit includes DCD799 drill driver, DCB205 battery, and charger
• 20V MAX cordless platform for jobsite portability

Compatibility

Designed for use with DeWalt 20V MAX battery packs. Compatible batteries and accessories must match the 20V MAX cordless platform.

Installation Notes

This tool is operated by electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general tradespeople. Before drilling into walls, floors, or ceilings, confirm the absence of live conductors, gas lines, and water supply lines using appropriate detection tools. Follow OSHA and applicable local safety codes when operating rotary hammer or hammer drill equipment on a jobsite. Inspect the chuck and bit seating before each use to confirm secure engagement.