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MAKITA DC18RC FAST CHARGER
Regular price £29.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price perSale price £29.99 GBP -
MAKITA DC18SD 18V CHARGER
Regular price £12.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price perSale price £12.00 GBP -
MAKITA DC18RD FAST TWIN CHARGER
Regular price £106.80 GBPRegular priceUnit price perSale price £106.80 GBP -
MAKITA 40V DC40RA CHARGER
Regular price £59.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price perSale price £59.99 GBP -
MAKITA DC18WC 18V CHARGER
Regular price £12.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price perSale price £12.00 GBP -
MAKITA BCC01 18/40V BATTERY CHARGING CASE
Regular price £450.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price perSale price £450.00 GBP -
MAKITA 40V DOUBLE CHARGER
Regular price £119.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price perSale price £119.99 GBP
Choosing the Right Makita Charger for Your Tools
When choosing a Makita charger, it helps to consider which battery platform you’re using. Makita’s 18V chargers are designed for the LXT range and offer quick charge times for everyday trade work, while 40V chargers support the XGT battery system—built for heavier-duty tools that demand more power. Both platforms charge efficiently, but the right choice depends on whether your tools are LXT (18V) or XGT (40V), ensuring safe compatibility and optimal performance.
Makita Charger FAQ's
Are all Makita battery chargers the same?
Not exactly. Makita chargers are designed around different battery platforms, so while they look similar, they’re not all interchangeable.
Do they fit the same charger?
No - Makita 18V batteries require an LXT charger, and Makita 40V batteries use XGT chargers. If you mix them up, the battery simply won’t connect, so compatibility is easy to spot.
How do I know if my charger is compatible?
The easiest way is to check the battery platform—18V LXT or 40V XGT—and match it to the charger label.
How do I know which one to get?
If your tools are 18V, choose an LXT charger. If they’re 40V, choose an XGT charger. Makita also prints the platform clearly on both the battery and charging port, so you can confirm at a glance.
What do the lights on my Makita charger mean?
Makita chargers use LED indicators to show the charging status.
How do I know when my charger is charged?
A solid green light typically means your battery is fully charged.
What does red and green mean on the charger?
Red usually means charging, and green means ready - but this varies slightly by model.
Why is there a yellow light?
A yellow light often indicates battery cooling or a safety check, meaning the charger is preparing the battery before charging begins