The Makita DC18RD is a high-speed twin-port charger designed to simultaneously charge two 18V LXT lithium-ion batteries. With built-in cooling fans, digital communication for battery monitoring, and fast charge times, it's ideal for professional users who need to keep multiple tools running with minimal downtime. Compatible with all Makita 14.4V–18V LXT Li-ion batteries, it’s an essential part of any serious Makita toolkit.
Dual-port charging – charges 2x 18V LXT batteries at the same time
Rapid charging – full charge times (approx.):
3.0Ah: ~22 minutes
4.0Ah: ~36 minutes
5.0Ah: ~45 minutes
6.0Ah: ~55 minutes
Built-in cooling fans – reduce battery heat for faster and safer charging
Smart charging technology – monitors voltage, current, and temperature
LED indicators – show charging status and diagnostics
Wall-mountable and bench-friendly design
Durable, compact build for workshop or site use
Compatible with all Makita LXT 14.4V and 18V lithium-ion batteries
240V UK mains plug
Input power: 240V AC
Outputs 18V DC per port
1× Makita DC18RD Twin-Port Charger
1× Mains Power Cable
Charging two 18V LXT batteries quickly and efficiently
Trade professionals using high-demand cordless tools
Workshops, vans, and job sites with multiple Makita tools in use
Compatible with batteries for drills, saws, blowers, chainsaws, mowers, and more
For use with LXT series batteries only – not compatible with XGT (40V max)
Charge times vary depending on battery capacity and condition
Always use in a dry, ventilated environment
| Brand | Makita |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 240 V |
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