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General| Type | Cordless Hammer Drill |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 18V |
| Battery Type | Li-ion |
| Chuck Capacity | 1.5 - 13 mm |
| No-Load Speed (Lo) | 0 - 400 RPM |
| No-Load Speed (Hi) | 0 - 1, 500 RPM |
| Max. Torque (Hard) | 54 Nm |
| Max. Drilling Diameter in Steel | 13 mm |
| Max. Drilling Diameter in Wood | 38 mm |
| Max. Drilling Diameter in Masonry | 13 mm |
| Length | 199 mm |
| Chuck Size | 13 mm |
| Impacts per Minute (Lo) | 0 - 6, 000 IPM |
| Impacts per Minute (Hi) | 0 - 22, 500 IPM |
| Weight (without battery) | 1.3 kg |
| Net weight | 1.8 kg |
Describes drilling capacities for DHP470/DHP480 in concrete, steel, and wood.
Details rotation speed (no load) and impact rate (blows per minute) for the tool.
Covers tool length, net weight, compatible battery cartridges, and rated voltage.
Specifies the typical A-weighted noise level and uncertainty according to EN60745.
Details vibration emission values for DHP470/DHP480 in impact and metal drilling.
Explains symbols used on the equipment, including battery disposal instructions.
Describes the tool's application for impact drilling in brick/concrete and drilling in wood/metal.
Covers safety related to the work environment, lighting, and electrical hazards like cords and grounding.
Emphasizes staying alert, using common sense, and wearing appropriate personal protective equipment.
Covers preventing unintentional starting, proper footing, and safe clothing choices.
Details using dust extraction facilities and storing idle tools safely away from children.
Guides on not forcing the tool, ensuring switch functionality, and safety before adjustments.
Covers charger compatibility, using correct battery packs, storage, and handling leakage.
Advises on authorized service centers for repairs and following lubrication instructions.
Covers wearing ear protection, using auxiliary handles, and holding by insulated surfaces.
Addresses stable footing, avoiding hot parts, and handling materials with toxic chemicals.
Covers reading instructions, charging before complete discharge, and charging at low power.
Advises against overcharging, specifies charging temperature limits, and storage recommendations.
Step-by-step guide for securely installing and removing the battery cartridge.
Explains automatic power cut-off for overload or low battery voltage.
Describes the LED display for checking the remaining battery power.
Explains how to activate and use the tool's LED work light.
Details the function of the switch trigger and the reversing lever for rotation control.
Instructions on how to adjust the tool's two-speed transmission.
How to choose between drilling, hammer drilling, and screwdriving modes.
Guide on setting the torque control ring for screwdriving applications.
Instructions for installing and removing driver bits and drill bits from the chuck.
Guidance on how to attach the hanging hook to the tool body.
How to properly hold and operate the tool, including managing twisting action.
Detailed steps and precautions for performing hammer drilling.
Detailed steps and precautions for performing screwdriving tasks.
Tips and techniques for drilling effectively in wood and metal.
Emphasizes tool safety during maintenance and avoiding specific cleaning agents.
Lists accessories recommended for use with the tool, like bits and chargers.
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