DCK2111L2T XR Brushless Sub-Compact Twin Pack 12V - 2 x 3.0Ah Li-ion Batteries

Typical Users and Projects

Electricians, plumbers, fitters and maintenance teams use this twin pack for second fix, fit-out and repair work where space is tight. The sub-compact tools suit work inside cabinets, ceiling voids and occupied buildings. It is a professional cordless kit, so users should be familiar with drill modes, torque settings and the right bits for each material.

Typical applications

• Drilling and fixing electrical back boxes, trunking and containment.

• Fixing pipe clips, brackets and radiator mounts to masonry and timber.

• Fitting kitchen units, worktops and joinery.

• Assembling shelving, racking and office furniture.

• Carrying out maintenance repairs in occupied buildings.

• Drilling pilot holes with the drill, then driving screws with the impact driver.

How to use

Step 1: Charge both batteries fully with the charger supplied.
Step 2: Slide a battery onto each tool until it clicks into place.
Step 3: For the combi drill, fit a bit in the keyless chuck. Select hammer mode for masonry or drill mode for wood and steel, or set the torque collar for screwdriving.
Step 4: For the impact driver, insert a 1/4in hex impact-rated bit into the Drop and Load holder. Select a speed, or Precision Drive for small screws.
Step 5: Drill the pilot hole with the combi drill, then drive the screw with the impact driver.
Step 6: Remove the batteries before changing bits or storing the tools.

Common mistakes

• Using hammer mode on tiles, wood or steel.

• Trying to drill holes larger than 10mm in masonry or concrete.

• Using non-impact-rated bits in the impact driver.

• Driving small screws on the impact driver’s highest speed.

• Leaving batteries in a hot van or a freezing site cabin.

Safety

Wear eye protection, and use hearing protection for long periods of drilling or fixing. Drilling masonry creates dust that can contain respirable crystalline silica, so follow HSE guidance on dust control and use suitable respiratory protection where needed. Check for hidden cables and pipes before drilling. Remove the battery before changing bits, and inspect the tools regularly, in line with the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998.

Maintenance

Wipe the tools with a dry cloth and keep the air vents clear of dust. Charge batteries with the supplied charger and store them in a cool, dry place. Replace worn bits before they slip or overheat.