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DEWALT DCB120: battery facts and compatibility

DCB120 is a documented battery in the 12V MAX / XTREME system. This page identifies its sourced specifications, exact-model restrictions and the next check before use.

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Independent reference. ToolBattery is not a manufacturer or authorized service center. Model revision, region, condition and the latest manual may change the answer. Do not use an unapproved adapter or modified battery.
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Verified model facts

FieldManufacturer-sourced value
ManufacturerDEWALT
Exact modelDCB120
Product typebattery
System12V MAX / XTREME
MarketUS
Voltage label12V MAX
Capacity1.5Ah
Chemistrylithium-ion
  • Current US product page specifies 1.5Ah; older DEWALT tool comparison footnotes describe DCB120 as 1.3Ah. Verify the individual pack label when matching older inventory.
  • The manufacturer lists 1.5Ah capacity for this exact pack.
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What compatibility data says

The exact model is documented, but no direct pair statement is loaded. A platform rule may provide a conditional lead; absent evidence stays unknown.

Exceptions, source limits and safety

  • Check the exact region, revision and current manufacturer instructions.

A missing rating is not zero or universal support. Charger AC input and pack-to-tool use are separate checks.

Official sources

These source records were reviewed as of 2026-10-30; access methods differ. Open the latest manufacturer manual for your exact type, region and revision before use.

  1. DEWALT — 12V MAX* 1.5Ah BatteryOfficial source identifies model DCB120 and its product/platform description. · full_page · Checked 2026-10-30
  2. DEWALT — North America lithium-ion battery product data sheetIdentifies lithium-ion battery model families and FLEXVOLT transport-cap shipping configurations. Shipping-mode watt-hours are not treated as the operating energy of the assembled battery. · pdf_text · Checked 2026-10-30
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