Features

• 15.6-volt NiMH battery provides long-lasting power
• Compact 3.5 amp design packs more electrical elements into smaller unit
• Ventilation system keeps battery cool during charging
• Charges in 55 minutes

Features

• 12-volt, Ni-CAD battery
• 1,200 charge/discharge cycles
• 30-minute charge time

Reviews (1)

Panasonic Drill Battery Type F
This battery is an excellent replacement for the type "C" battery that shipped with the drill. It is a third again larger and slightly heavier than the original (which some may consider a disadvantage) but provides more torque and longer run time. Highly recommended ... Read more

Features

• 15.6-volt Ironman battery
• F type

Reviews (1)

A True Workhorse
This drill has lasted through several years on a professional crew who specializes in hanging doors and retrofitting windows. This is a tool for a REAL professional.....and the battery pack lasts almost forever. Good to go! ... Read more

Features

• Fits Panasonic 2.4-volt screwdrivers models EY503B and EY6220B
• Can be charged with the 1-hour or 15-minute charging systems
• One-year warranty

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Finally, a convenient source for these batteries!
I've owned my Panasonic 2.4v screwdriver for about ten years, albeit unused for the past 5 or so due to lack of fresh NiCd batteries. Anyway, the EY503B was the best lightweight cordless screwdriver you could buy back around 1991, two speed with torque clutch. I used it professionally daily back then and it's versatility and performance always made my job easier. I recently bought fresh batteries and look forward to putting it back into my tool bag. ... Read more

Features

• New 3.0 amp hours NI-MH
• 4 times more accurate temp sensing/no damage to battery
• 45-minute charge time

Reviews (7)

Get the right battery
It would seem that the NiMh batteries don't like being stored. A friend has four of these 'N' batteries. He uses them every day at work and the older pair are now nearly four years old. He's had no problems, and they still hold their charge well.

But if you want a battery for a handyman drill (for weekend use) stick with NiCads.

SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!!!
I previously owned a Panasonic battery drill with the ni-cad batteries, which I truly loved. When the time came to replace the batteries (They lasted about 7 years) I decided to upgrade to a new drill ( also a Panasonic) with the new ni-mh batteries, what a mistake! The newer ni-mh batteries boasted a 50% longer run time which they did not deliver, and also a life-cycle of approximately 1200 charge-dicharge cycles. After less than 50 charges following the manfacturers instructions, these batteries no longer will hold a charge. I have owned this drill for about 2.5 years and use it only around the house, but that is the same way my old drill was used. Of course Panasonic won't do anything about it because it's beyond warranty, but at around $... a crack these batteries should last more than 25-50 charges. Maybe these batteries last longer when used heavily in construction , but for a homeowners use these are TRASH! My advice, save your money, buy the ni-cads.

panasonic's battery tools
Can't find anything bad to think of when discribing panasonic's ey6407 12volt drill driver or the ey6431 15.6 drill driver. I've been using these two drills for work for 2-3 years now, and being an electrical contractor which has its times of abuse towards tools, I'd have to say they are rugged enough to keep up with me. My 12 volt drill has been in my tool collection for the better of 3.5 yrs. and this is the first time I'm buying a new pair of batteries (dropped one tapped it up and it still works!). Still it's time to replace them, but it's worth the money. Oh, by the way I've also aquired the 15.6volt eyc133 drill driver/ skill saw combo (also well worth the money).

Sincerely,
Douglas Tjong

Can't get there from here
It seems Panasonic has made it impossible to upgrade to NMH batteries unless you buy a whole new outfit. It took a real study in 'logic' to work this out. All combinations lead to a new system. I refuse to be be 'faked out' so I cut the black case off of my 12 volt nickle cads with a band saw (just deep enough to slip the case off)and hooked up a set of leads with alligator clips which can connect to a 12 volt auto battery or similiar.

I would love to order this battery, but ...............
OK, now we know that this new battery needs a special charger. I was going to order a new 12 volt drill with the two ni-cad batteries and charger, AND ONE OF THESE NEW FANCY BATTERIES, assuming that the new charger will be the latest charger and will handle the old batteries and the new batteries. Now I don't know what to do. Panasonic did this once before. They came out with an "Iron Man" battery and you had to send in your charger and they would update the old charger to handle the "Iron Man" batteries. We did these one at a time, as we have three of the 3/8" drills and three of the chargers. Today I will just order the new drill with the two ni-cads and the charger, read the book to see if it can handle the nickle-metal hydride batteries. Panasonic should have offered a deal for the new 12 volt drills where you could pay extra and get two metal-hydride batteries instead of the two ni-cads for $40.00 more. I would have gone for that. ... Read more

Features

• Fits older Panasonic 9.6-volt tools with "short stem"
• Can be charged with the 1 hour or 15 minute charging systems
• 1 Year warranty

Features

• 18V Ni-MH 3.5Ah Battery Pack
• 65 min charge

Features

• Will charge Panasonic Ni-Cad or Ni-Mh batteries
• For use with Panasonic batteries from 7.2 to 24-volt
• 1 Year warranty

Features

• 3.6-volt battery
• Long life battery pack, longer run time, quick charge
• 1,200 charges/discharge cycles
• 50% more capacity with no change in size of the battery cell

Features

• Nickel Metal Hydride battery has open slit on battery pack for heat emission
• No memory effect
• 50% more capacity
• Wide temperature range
• 3.0 amp Ni-Mh battery type N

Reviews (2)

Battery Pack Replacement
These batteries last a long time. I have had mine for over a year and abuse them regularly. The charge time is quick too.
Resently I had the clips fail that hold the battery to the drill. I was lucky that nothing broke when the pack fell to the shower floor I was installing.
I contacted Panasonic today to complain. They told me that there is a recall on several style batteries made durning a certain time period. My batteries were withinn that period. They will be replaced at no charge. Check your to see if you can get new packs. All this makes Panasonic tools that much better!!

Total Power for Time
I own many power tools and when i purchased this Panasonic Drill I also purchased the 15.6 volts battery. I do home improvement jobs for many coworkers of mine and the first time I did a sheet rocking job it worked wonders. I hung approximately 50 Sheets of rock requiring about 30 screws each. This battery held its power as well as the duration of time which I utilized it. Your talking about screwing in 1500 screws in a matter of hours. This battery my be high priced but I will tell you from personal use you get what you pay for. So for you contractors out there take it from me. No more lengthy charges, switching back and forth from battery to battery will no longer be an issue. So if you plan on purchancing an additional battery step up and spend the extra few dollars ... Read more

Features

• Charges 2.4-volt Panasonic batteries
• Charges batteries for EY503B and EY6220B
• One hour charge time
• 1 Year warranty

Features

• 1 Year warranty, 30 Day satisfaction guarantee
• Fits Rotary hammer EY6812NQKW
• 3.0 Amp Ni-Mh Battery, the longest running 24 volt
• Charges in charger EY0214B
• Ni-Mh is environmentally friendly

Reviews (1)

Manufacturer's Hype
I don't see how throwing this battery into a landfill is more environmentally friendly than recycling it! (refer to manufacturer's hype). ... Read more

Features

• Fits older Panasonic 9.6-volt tools with "long stem"
• Can be charged with the 1 hour or 15 minute charging systems
• 1 Year warranty

Features

• Charges 2.4 and 3.6-volt Panasonic batteries
• Quick charge time, only 15 minutes
• Charges batteries for EY503B, EY6220B, EY6225CQ
• 1 Year warranty

Features

• Fits older Panasonic 9.6-volt tools with "short stem"
• Must be charged with the 15 minute charging system
• Highest amp Panasonic 9.6-volt battery availible
• 1 Year warranty

Features

• Charges your Panasonic Cordless batteries from your cigarette lighter
• Will charge Panasonic Ni-Cad or Ni-Mh batteries
• For use with Panasonic batteries from 7.2 to 24-volt
• 1 Year warranty

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I Was Confused
So one of the features of this charger is that it "charges both NiCads and Nimh batteries" - yet the manufacturer's comments state that it charges only Nimh batteries ("for NiCads use charger EY0900B").

The 2002 Panasonic catalogue lists charging times of 90mins for N(3Ah) NIMH batteries; 60mins for F(2Ah) NICAD batteries; and 45mins for C(1.2Ah) NICAD batteries - with this charger. ... Read more

Features

• Fits 12-volt Panasonic tools with one hour or 15 minute charges
• Compact size is 3/8" shorter than other 12-volt batteries
• 1 Year warranty

Features

• Fits older Panasonic 9.6-volt tools with "long stem"
• Must be charged with the 15 minute charging system
• Highest amp Panasonic 9.6-volt battery availible
• 1 Year warranty

Features

• Will charge Panasonic Ni-Cad or Ni-Mh batteries
• For use with Panasonic batteries from 7.2 to 15.6-volt
• 1 Year warranty

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Good, But Too Slow!
It's a good little charger, the lightest Panasonic currently make for their drills (important if you have to lug it far), but I'm a little disappointed that it's five minutes slower than the old EY0202B charger when charging my older NiCads.

I still yern for my old 1.2Ah 'C' battery and it's 15min charging time. Alas, they were withdrawn at the beginning of this year just before I got around to buying a new one.

I note Metabo now have a charger that will charge 1.4Ah batteries in just 11mins, and 2.0Ah batteries in just 16mins, while Panasonic's 2.0Ah 'F' battery takes 30mins with this charger. And Metabo claim their batteries will take 3000 charges to Panasonic's 1200. I think Panasonic's losing it's competitive edge. ... Read more

Features

• 24-volt Ni-Cad battery pack
• 2.0 Ah
• 1,200 charges at normal usage
• Self diagnostic