DEWALT 20V MAX*/60V MAX* FLEXVOLT® 6Ah Battery

Product Overview

The DeWalt DCB606 20V/60V MAX FLEXVOLT® 6.0Ah Battery* is a revolutionary dual-voltage battery that automatically changes voltage when you change tools. It powers DeWalt’s heavy-duty 60V MAX* tools (like table saws and grinders) and is fully backwards compatible with existing 20V MAX* tools, providing them with significantly extended runtime (4X the runtime of a standard 1.5Ah battery).

What’s Included in the Box

• 1 x DCB606 20V/60V MAX* FLEXVOLT® Battery

• 1 x Red Transport Cap (Critical for shipping or air travel)

• (Note: Charger is NOT included)

   

Technical Specifications

Key Features

• FlexVolt Technology: The battery automatically switches internal parallel/series wiring to deliver 20V for standard tools (longer runtime) or 60V for heavy-duty tools (higher power).

• Backwards Compatibility: Works with almost every DeWalt 20V MAX* tool and charger produced, acting as a massive 6.0Ah fuel tank for your standard drills and drivers.

• Power of Corded: When used in 60V tools, it delivers power equivalent to corded tools (e.g., a table saw or 7-1/4″ circular saw).

• LED Fuel Gauge: A 3-LED indicator allows immediate feedback on the state of charge.

• Transport Cap: Includes a red cap that isolates the battery cells during transport. This allows the battery to be shipped or carried on planes as three small 40Wh batteries rather than one large >100Wh hazardous material.

Warranty & Service

• 3-Year Limited Warranty

• 1-Year Free Service Contract

• 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee

Common Use Cases

• Heavy Duty: Essential for powering 60V tools like the FlexVolt Circular Saw (DCS578) or Grinder (DCG418).

• Extended Runtime: Excellent for 20V high-draw tools like blowers, vacuums, or lights, where you need the tool to run for hours without swapping packs.

• 120V Tools: Two of these batteries can be paired to power 120V MAX* tools like the 12″ Miter Saw.

*Note: “20V MAX” refers to the maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload), which is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18 volts. “60V MAX” nominal voltage is 54 volts.