Most powered hand-held tools now come with a wireless battery. This allows you to work around the maintenance area without being tethered down to an electrical outlet, and it reduces the chance of cutting through the electrical cable while using the tool. The battery inside the tool functions in a similar manner to most other batteries, although if you are new to power tools batteries, there are a few basic instructions you must follow to ensure both safety and a long battery life.But before this you should learn about some power tools batteries,for example,DEWALT DC9096,DW9095 ,MAKITA 1210,48-11-2230.
Insert the battery into the power tool if the battery is removable. The base of the tool will likely have an opening and the battery slides directly in. Once in place, the battery locks (a slightly clicking noise is heard).
Power on the power tool. With the power on, the tool functions as if it is connected to an electrical outlet. When you are not using the tool, make sure to turn the device off to increase the life of the battery.
Connect the power tool to the battery charger. Depending on booth the tool and the battery, there is typically a small power port on the device. The charger connects to this, then plugs into a wall outlet. Make sure the tool is off while charging the battery, otherwise it takes far longer to perform the full charge (or the battery does not take the charge at all).
Press down and hold the battery release button. This unlocks the battery from the tool. Pull the tool out to remove it from the device. This allows you to change in a fresh battery, if the current battery is spend.
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