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THISS DW9062 9.6V 3.6Ah Ni-Cad battery 4 pack
Four 9.6 V 3.6 Ah Ni-Cad packs replace DeWalt 9.6 V cordless tool batteries
- TypeBatteries
- Voltage9.6v
- CordlessCordless
- Color/FinishBlack
- Item Count4 pack
- Battery TypeNi-Cad
- Four-pack keeps multiple tools running
- 6 V output matches original spec
- 6 Ah capacity extends runtime per charge
- Nickel-cadmium chemistry suits high-drain tools
- Compatible with DEWALT 9.6 V cordless models
Compatible DEWALT 9.6 V tools
This four-pack of 9.6 V 3.6 Ah Ni-Cad batteries fits DEWALT cordless drills including the DC750, DC855, DW902, DW913, DW926, DW952, DW955, DW961, DW962 and DW964 series. It replaces OEM part numbers DW9061, DW9062, DE9036, DE9061 and DE9062. The pack suits professionals and DIY users who run multiple 9.6 V tools on a job site.
Steady output for drilling and driving
Nickel-cadmium chemistry delivers consistent current under load so the motor does not bog down in tough material. Each cell is rated at 3600 mAh, giving extended run-time between charges. The batteries operate cordless and stay cool during normal drilling and screw-driving cycles. No extra cooling or special charging routine is required.
Direct replacement for ageing Ni-Cad packs
The set replaces worn original packs that no longer hold a charge, restoring full voltage and capacity to the listed DEWALT models. It is not for users who need lithium-ion energy density or a different voltage platform. Builders who want a single spare or a higher-capacity chemistry should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Four-pack keeps multiple tools running
- 6 V output matches original spec
- 6 Ah capacity extends runtime per charge
- Nickel-cadmium chemistry suits high-drain tools
- Compatible with DEWALT 9.6 V cordless models
Specifications
| Type | Batteries |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 9.6v |
| Cordless | Cordless |
| Color/Finish | Black |
| Item Count | 4 pack |
| Battery Type | Ni-Cad |
| Parts | 5 Years |
| Labor | 5 Years |
Questions about this item
How do I install the DW9062 pack in my DEWALT 9.6 V drill and what step causes poor contact?
Align the pack rails with the tool guides, push until the latch clicks, and verify the voltage reads 9.6 V on the tool display; the step users miss is fully seating the latch so the terminals meet evenly.
What maintenance will these 3.6 Ah Ni-Cad packs need and when should I replace them?
Run a full discharge-charge cycle every month to reduce memory effect; replace the pack when run-time drops below 50 % of the original 3600 mAh capacity.
What limit appears first during continuous heavy drilling with these 9.6 V batteries?
Sustained high current causes voltage sag and heat buildup; the tool will throttle or shut down once the internal temperature threshold is reached.
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