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The Makita ADP05 Model DECADP05 Adaptor is a versatile charging solution designed for professionals on the move. With two USB ports, it allows you to charge smartphones and tablets simultaneously, making it an essential accessory for anyone using 14.4V or 18V Makita batteries with capacities ranging from 1.5 to 5.0 Ah. Lightweight and portable, this adaptor ensures you stay connected and powered up, no matter where your work takes you.
Manufacturer | Makita |
Part Number | ADP05 |
Item Weight | 0.64 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 2.25 x 4.3 x 7.5 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | ADP05 |
Batteries | Lithium Ion batteries required. |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 18V |
Color | Teal |
Material | plastic |
Shape | Rectangular |
Thickness | 10 Centimeters |
Power Source | Hand Powered |
Volume | 1 Cubic Meters |
Voltage | 18 Volts |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number Of Pieces | 1 |
Usage | Commercial/Residential |
Included Components | Power source only (battery and charger not included) |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | Yes |
Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
Battery Capacity | 5 Milliamp Hours |
Warranty Description | 3 Year Limited Warranty |
S**D
Useful addition to the 'box
This is a really handy gadget to have in the van for those times that i need to charge my phone. Clips on my belt, although it is quite cumbersome once I put a 5Ah battery on it. Would be more practical with a 2Ah battery on. I usually just leave it charging on the side or in the van while I work.Great bit of kit for any Makita user.Recommended
J**Y
Keep phone charged up
A great item if you already have makibattery items .then you will always have a battery ready to fit into the charger top .Great for charging your phone
M**S
Great Makita charging device & perfect for on-site too!
I've been using this charger/converter, sitting on a Makita 3Ah battery, for a few days now - charging Kindles, ipads, iphones and other powerbanks - using both outputs simultaneously, with no problems at all, and not needing to charge the Makita battery. I've not experienced any drop-outs, partial charging or any of the problems that other people seem to have had with their devices. Though I did have a chargeable head torch stop charging - but that was because it was getting too warm for it's own good and so it shut down until it was cool enough to carry on charging... so it would seem that the outputs on this device are powerful and continuous - depending on the quality of the battery feeding it obviously...The one little niggle is the quality of the power switch on the device - which is a bit 'Mickey Mouse'... but this is a genuine piece of Makita kit - and I've had no problem with their kit in 30 years...What I have found to be really useful is that I can charge the one Makita battery and use this charger for a couple of days - charging two phones, an ipad and a Kindle fully over those two days, without needing to keep all of the individual chargers plugged in and drawing their combined power over those days - which might mean that this device might pay for itself over a year!
M**S
Makita battery clip on
Excellent simple addition to any makita kit, used to charge various items such as the vessel, head torch, phone etc
D**B
Just damn convenient
This is a good adaptor which I use to charge both my phone and tablet.However there are improvements which Makita will need to look at for future versions.The power cuts out intermittently so you leave your devices charging and in some instances when you come back to your devices, the devices are no longer being charged. If you are charging two devices, pull one usb cable out of the adaptor and then insert it back in again and hey presto both devices are charging again. I guess the circuit board hasn't been fully tested to charge 2 devices simultaneously before Makita decided to use it in their adaptor. I have 2 adaptors and the same behaviour occurs on both so I'm making the assumption that this isn't a one off problem although it could be a batch problem.Even though the negative point above is annoying, overall I'm still happy with the product as it's just damn convenient. It only takes 20 odd minutes to fully charge a 3AH battery which is far quicker than charging the regular type of portable batteries.The output current of each USB port is 2.1A so it's quick charging. The current of my USB port in my car is only 1A so I prefer to charge my devices in my car with a Makita battery. When I stay somewhere overnight I no longer have to remember to take my regular phone/tablet 240V chargers or portable batteries as I always have Makita batteries in the car so the adaptors have become the main method I use to charge my phone and tablet.I looked at the cheaper non-Makita branded versions of this adaptor but I choose to purchase the Makita one because both ports output 2.1A and there is a rubber flap which protects the usb ports from the elements when not in use.
T**K
Works as it should
Very happy with 18v Marita charger, great addition on site / in vehicle / off shore / anywhere you might need a usb charger really. Works as it should, the only nice to have additions to the product would be l.e.d. indicators to show what it is doing when but to be honest it’s simplicity it probably one of its strengths (keep it simple). The only things that change how it works are what battery you connect up to it but using my 3aH worked a treat and seems to use very little charge out of it!
K**H
Makita USB adapter
Great item, so handy, highly recommend.
J**M
When you need it
Yep it’s good when I’m out working I can charge up the low battery rather than go out to the vanWell worth having.
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