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Hammerhead HCDD201 20V 2-Speed Cordless Drill Driver Kit with 1.5Ah Battery and Charger
Household drilling and screw driving with a small 3/8 in. chuck
This kit is Hammerhead's 20V 3/8 in. drill driver with two speeds, a 21-position clutch, one 1.5Ah battery, a charger and a screw bit. It has no hammer mode, the manual lists a 225-minute charge on the HCCG013 charger, and the tool warranty drops from 24 months to ninety days under professional use.
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Published specifications
- 3/8 in. keyless single-sleeve chuck
- 0-400 and 0-1,500 rpm; 21 clutch positions plus drill
- 248 in-lb per Amazon; Hammerhead page says 248lbs
- One HCBT015 1.5Ah pack; 225 min on HCCG013
- Working and charging range 41-104°F
- 24-month tool warranty; 12 months battery and charger
Fit and limits
Strengths
- Two speeds and a 21-position clutch for screws and small holes
- Manuals give charge times and indicator light meanings
- 24-month tool warranty for non-professional use
Caveats
- 225-minute charge on the HCCG013 charger, with one battery
- No hammer mode and a 3/8 in. chuck
- Warranty falls to ninety days if used professionally
A 3/8 in. drill driver with one 1.5Ah battery
The HCDD201 is Hammerhead's 20V two-speed drill driver kit. The Amazon listing includes the drill driver, one 1.5Ah lithium-ion battery, a charger and one screw bit, and gives the kit as 3.53 lb. The drill manual linked from Hammerhead's HCDD201 page is printed for model HCDD200, the tool itself.
Hammerhead's page and the manual both list a 3/8 in. keyless single-sleeve chuck, 0 to 400 and 0 to 1,500 rpm, and 21 clutch positions plus a drill setting. With a single small battery there is no spare to swap in, which matters given the charge time covered below.
Torque figure: check the unit
Amazon lists a maximum torque of 248 in-lb. Hammerhead's own product page prints the same number as 248lbs max torque without saying inch-pounds, and the drill manual's specification table gives no torque figure at all.
Neither document settles whether the unit is inch-pounds, so ask Hammerhead if the torque figure matters to your choice. The manual describes the low speed as the higher-torque setting for driving screws, drilling large holes and drilling metals, plastics and ceramics; high speed is for drilling wood.
No hammer mode, and what the manual says about masonry
Neither Hammerhead's page nor the drill manual lists a hammer function; the controls are a clutch ring with 21 settings, a drill position that locks the clutch, a two-speed switch and a forward, center-lock and reverse direction selector.
The manual mentions carbide-tipped bits for stone and concrete, but gives no masonry capacity and lists no hammer mode. It says to stop the tool fully before changing speed or direction, and not to adjust the torque ring while the tool is running.
Charging: plan on almost four hours
The battery and charger manual lists 225 minutes to charge the 1.5Ah HCBT015 pack on the HCCG013 charger, or 60 minutes on the faster HCCG040. Hammerhead's HCDD201 page links the HCCG013 manual, but neither the page nor the listing names the charger model in the box, so confirm it on arrival.
The manual says packs ship partially charged and should be fully charged first, that a single flashing indicator light means under 20 percent, and that all indicators turning red signals over-temperature. It does not recommend leaving the pack on the charger for more than 24 hours.
Temperature limits, compatibility and care
Both manuals give 41°F to 104°F as the recommended working, charging and storage range, and the charger shows a steady red light when a pack is too hot or too cold. Keep the drill, battery and charger somewhere that stays inside that range between jobs.
The drill manual limits the tool to Hammerhead HCBT015, HCBT020 and HCBT040 batteries and the HCCG013 and HCCG040 chargers. For cleaning it recommends clean cloths and compressed dry air, avoiding solvents on plastic parts, and it asks owners to store the tool indoors.
Warranty: 24 months, or ninety days for professional use
The drill manual warrants the drill driver to the original purchaser for 24 months from purchase, but only ninety days if the tool is used professionally. The battery and charger manual gives 12 months each for the battery and the charger, with the same ninety-day limit for professional use.
The drill warranty excludes bits, bulbs and accessories, normal wear, abuse and modification. The manual asks owners to keep the receipt, so file it with the manuals in case a claim is needed within the warranty period.
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Primary sources
- Hammerhead HCDD201 20V 2-speed cordless drill driver kit
- Hammerhead 20V 3/8 in. drill driver manual (linked from the HCDD201 page)
- Hammerhead 20V battery and charger manual (linked from the HCDD201 page)
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