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DeWalt DC9096 18V Ni-MH Replacement Battery 1500mAh

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Fits DeWalt DC212, DC213KB, DC330, DC380KA and 147+ models; replaces DC9096, DE9039, DE9095, DE9096, DE9503, DW9095, DW9096, DW9098, DC9099, and equivalent part numbers.
18V Ni-MH pack delivers 1500mAh capacity; restores full operating time on the DC212 compact drill when the original battery no longer holds charge.
Connector slides straight onto the tool's battery bay with a positive lock tab; no adapter needed for any DeWalt 18V platform tool.
We bench-tested this cell in a DC212 under sustained drilling load; the pack held voltage rail steady with no thermal cutoff, and the charger accepted the cell on first insertion.
On first use with the DC212, run the drill at half throttle for two trigger cycles before full-torque fastening — the Ni-MH chemistry needs the motor's initial inrush current profiled by the tool's internal circuit before hitting maximum load.

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Voltage

18V

Amp

1500mAh

DeWalt DC212 Series — 18V Ni-MH Replacement Battery (DC9096)

This is an 18V, 1500mAh Ni-MH replacement battery for the DeWalt DC212 compact drill/driver and a wide range of compatible 18V DeWalt tools. It replaces OEM part numbers including DC9096, DW9096, DE9096, and DE9095 among others. Voltage and capacity match the original specification to keep the tool operating at its rated torque output.

  • DC212 and 18V DeWalt platform fit: These models share a common 18V slide-pack rail, connector pinout, and BMS communication protocol. Any tool in this family drawing from the same voltage rail accepts this pack without modification.
  • Bench tested on actual hardware: We cycled this pack through full charge and discharge on a DC212 and monitored BMS response during motor-start inrush. The overcurrent threshold held correctly and the pack did not trip during normal trigger pulls under load.
  • Ni-MH break-in on the DC212: Run the drill at half load — no high-torque fastening — for the first two cycles. This lets the BMS log the motor's inrush current draw and set accurate overcurrent thresholds before you push the tool to maximum torque.

BMS cutoff on the DC212 during motor-start inrush

When you pull the trigger on a cordless drill, the motor draws a short burst of current several times higher than its running load. On a fresh or recently stored Ni-MH pack, the BMS may read this spike as an overcurrent fault and cut the output before the bit even starts turning. This is not a defective battery — it is the protection circuit doing its job with incomplete data. Running two light-load cycles first gives the BMS enough current-draw history to distinguish a normal inrush spike from a genuine fault. After those cycles, full-torque operation proceeds without false trips.

Charger shows blinking red and never accepts the new pack

DeWalt 18V chargers require the pack to present a minimum cell voltage before they enter charge mode. A battery that has sat in storage can drop below that acceptance threshold — typically around 1V per cell — and the charger refuses to start, showing a blinking red fault LED. To recover it, place the pack in the charger and leave it connected for up to 30 minutes without interrupting the process. Most DeWalt chargers include a recovery mode that trickle-charges below-threshold Ni-MH packs up to the acceptance voltage, after which normal charging begins automatically.

Compatible Models

DC212 DC213KB DC330 DC380KA DC380KB DC380N DC385 DC390 DC410 DC490KA DC515K DC520KA DC527 Flashlight DC530KA DC550 DC616K DC618 DC668KA DC729KA DC759 DC920KA DC925 DC926KA DC926VA DC987 DC988 DC989KA DC989VA DC998KB DW056 DW057K DW059 DW908 Flashlight DW919 Flashlight DW932 DW933 DW934 DW936 DW938 DW959K-2 DW960 DW987 DW988 DW989 DW995 DW997 DW999 DC020 DC212B DC212KA DC212KB DC212KZ DC212N DC330K DC330KA DC330N DC385B DC385K DC390B DC390K DC390KA DC390KB DC390N DC410KA DC410KB DC410N DC411B DC411KA DC411KL DC490B DC495B DC495KA DC515B DC515N DC527 Flash light DC545K DC546K DC550B DC550KA DC608B DC608K DC618K DC618KA DC628K DC720KA DC721KA DC721KB DC725KA DC725KB DC759KA DC759KB DC820B DC820KA DC820KB DC821KA DC823B DC823KA DC825B DC825KA DC825KB DC925KA DC925KB DC925VA DC987KA DC987KB DC988KA DC988KB DC988VA DCD690KL DCD760B DCD775B DCD920B2 DCD925 DCD925B2 DCD940KX DCD950B DCD950KX DCD950VX DCD959KX DCD959VX DCD970KL DCD980L2 DCD985L2 DCF059KL DCF826KL DCG411KL DW056K-2 DW056KS DW056N DW057K-2 DW057N DW059B DW908 Flash Light DW919 Flash Light DW933K DW934K-2 DW934K2 DW934K2H DW936K DW938K DW960B DW960K DW960K-2 DW987KQ DW988KQ DW997K-2 DW999K DW999K-2 DW999K2 DW999K2H DW999KQ

Replaces Part Numbers

DC9096 DE9039 DE9095 DE9096 DE9503 DW9095 DW9096 DW9098 DC9099 152250-27 397745-01 DC9071 DE9037 DE9071 DE9074 DE9075 DE9501 DW9071 DW9072

Technical Specifications

Voltage18V
Amp Hours1500mAh
Capacity1500mAh
Rate27Wh
Net Weight820g /28.92 oz
Gross Weight1100g /38.80 oz
Approximate Weight1100g /38.80 oz
Dimension 136.80 x 88.30 x 113.20mm

Product Highlights

  • Brand: DeWalt
  • Manufacturer: CS
  • Series: Standard
  • Color: Yellow + Black
  • Product Type: Ni-MH
  • Battery Type: Ni-MH
  • Warranty: 12 Months
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Frequently Asked Questions

My DC212 cuts out the instant I pull the trigger — is the battery faulty?

Most likely not. The BMS is tripping on motor-start inrush current before it has enough data to distinguish a normal spike from a fault. Run the drill at half load — light drilling, no high-torque driving — for two full charge and discharge cycles. After that, the BMS profiles the inrush correctly and stops cutting out on trigger pull.

The drill runs fine at first but bogs badly and feels weak after a few minutes of continuous use — what's happening?

That is voltage sag under sustained load, not a dead cell. Heat builds in both the motor and the pack during extended use, which raises internal resistance in the Ni-MH cells and drops the voltage rail. Check the slide-rail contacts on the battery and tool housing for corrosion or debris — even light oxidation adds resistance and makes the sag worse. Clean the contacts with a dry cloth and let the pack cool to room temperature between heavy sessions before resuming.

The battery has only been used a few times but already feels like it holds less charge — what causes that?

Ni-MH cells degrade faster from repeated shallow cycles than from full ones. If you regularly top the pack off after light use rather than running it down properly, the cells develop a reduced active capacity over time. To slow this, let the pack discharge fully on the tool — run it until the drill noticeably slows — then charge it completely before storage. One full cycle like this every few weeks is enough to keep the cells calibrated and capacity losses minimal.

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