Dewalt DCD801B 20V Max Xr Drill Driver

Product Description

The DEWALT DCD801B is a compact cordless drill driver built for demanding trade and jobsite applications. Running on the 20V MAX XR platform, it delivers up to 175 holes per charge, making it a reliable choice for extended work sessions without battery interruption. The tool features the ANTI-ROTATION System, which continuously monitors rotational motion and automatically shuts the tool down when excessive rotation is detected. This safety mechanism helps maintain operator control when driving into hard materials or when a bit binds unexpectedly. The DCD801B ships as a bare tool — battery and charger are sold separately.

This drill driver is suited for residential and light commercial work where a compact, high-cycle tool is needed. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors will find it useful for drilling pilot holes, driving fasteners, and general assembly tasks in tight spaces. The 20V MAX XR battery system is compatible with the broader DEWALT 20V MAX lineup, making it easy to integrate into an existing battery ecosystem on the job.

Key Features

• Up to 175 holes per charge for extended productivity on a single battery
• ANTI-ROTATION System detects excessive rotational motion and shuts down the tool to protect the operator
• Compact design suited for work in confined or tight-access areas
• Compatible with the 20V MAX XR battery platform
• Bare tool configuration — integrates with existing DEWALT 20V MAX batteries and chargers

Compatibility

Designed for use with DEWALT 20V MAX XR batteries and chargers, sold separately. Fits into the broader DEWALT 20V MAX cordless tool ecosystem.

Installation Notes

Install the appropriate 20V MAX XR battery before use and ensure the battery is fully charged per the charger manufacturer instructions. Always power down and remove the battery before changing bits or performing any maintenance on the tool. Follow applicable jobsite safety codes and wear appropriate PPE when drilling into walls, ceilings, or structural members where hidden utilities may be present.