Makita DCW180Z 18V Li-in LXT Cooler/Warmer Box - Batteries and Charger Not Included

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Makita is a one of the best manufacturers of electric power tools, woodworking machines and household equipment in the world. It can also operate using a DC cord from a vehicle using either 12V or 24V, or corded AC for a variety of power options. The DCW180 is portable and powerful, and it’s ideal for job site use as well as camping trips, tailgate parties, and more,” said Mario Lopez, director of product management, Makita U.

manufacturer of high-quality professional tools and accessories, is introducing the 18V X2 LXT® 12V/24V DC Auto and AC Cooler/Warmer (DCW180Z). Today, Makita operates factories in Brazil, China, Mexico, Japan, Romania, Germany, the United Kingdom, Dubai, Thailand and the United States. It is engineered to operate using one 18V LXT® battery with the option to operate with two batteries for additional run time (batteries sold separately). Whether you are working as a tradesman or builder in the construction industry, or require a versatile and portable power tool brand for use in the home, Makita’s power tools are developed and tested to the highest of standards. The DCW180Z is simple to use with an on/off button and temperature selection panel to select seven different temperatures from -18 degrees (your home freezer temperature), +5 degrees (your home fridge temperature) and +60 degrees (the hygiene standard for warming foods before eating).The DCW180Z has a generous 20-litre capacity, enough for 30 standard cans, a sealed and insulated lid and the battery compartment has a USB socket to keep your devices topped up and storage for the power leads and carry strap.

It operates using one 18V LXT® battery with the option to insert one additional battery for extended run time.

Toolden Limited trading as Toolden is a credit broker, not a lender and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 654671 ). Powered by a single 40V Max XGT or 18V LXT battery there is also 2 battery terminals for increased runtime. In 1938, Makita became a limited company under the name of “Makita Electric Works Ltd” and later relocated to Anjo City, Japan in 1945, which is where the company’s headquarters is currently located.