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DEWALT DCD771C2 20V MAX Drill/Driver Kit
Everyday home drilling with two batteries
Choose this kit for shelves, furniture, hinges and routine repairs when having two interchangeable batteries is useful. It is not intended for concrete or masonry. DEWALT's page conflicts on whether the included packs are 1.3 Ah or 1.5 Ah, so confirm capacity if that detail affects your work.
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Published specifications
- 20V MAX system with 18 V nominal voltage
- Two compact lithium-ion batteries, charger and contractor bag included
- 1/2 in single-sleeve ratcheting chuck
- Two speed ranges: 0 to 450 and 0 to 1,500 rpm
- 300 unit watts out
Fit and limits
Strengths
- Two batteries allow one pack to be available while the other charges
- The 1/2 in chuck accepts common drill and driver bit sizes
- The contractor bag keeps the drill, charger and batteries together
Caveats
- DEWALT's page conflicts between 1.3 Ah and 1.5 Ah battery capacity
- The listing says the drill is unsuitable for concrete or masonry
- DEWALT does not publish a torque rating for this drill
Who this kit suits
This kit suits everyday household work such as hanging shelves, assembling furniture, replacing hinges and drilling pilot holes in wood, plastic or light metal. The listing says it is unsuitable for concrete, masonry and heavy industrial use, so choose a hammer drill when anchors in brick or block are part of the job.
What comes in the box
DEWALT lists the DCD771 drill/driver, two compact 20V MAX lithium-ion batteries, a charger and a contractor bag. The drill has a 1/2 in single-sleeve ratcheting chuck and two speed ranges, 0 to 450 and 0 to 1,500 rpm. DEWALT identifies 20 volts as the maximum initial voltage and 18 volts as nominal voltage.
Check these before buying
The kit’s stated battery capacity differs between the manufacturer’s feature text and specification table. DEWALT's feature text and the retailer title identify 1.3 Ah packs, while DEWALT's specification table says 1.5 Ah. Confirm the included battery model before ordering if that capacity difference affects your work.
DEWALT rates this drill at 300 unit watts out. The company explains that it uses unit watts out instead of publishing drill torque, so torque figures from the retailer should not be treated as DEWALT specifications or used for a direct comparison.
Primary sources
- 20V MAX* Compact Drill/driver Kit (DCD771C2) | DEWALT
- How does the UWO Power Rating compare to the Torque Rating on the DEWALT Cordless Drills? | DEWALT Support
- DeWalt Drills information about UWO/Torque | DEWALT Support
- Battery Safety | Power Tool Institute
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