Hitachi Cordless Drill Batteries
Now if you thought a 3 year warranty on a cordless drill was impressive, try a 10 year. Yup, thats right, Hitachi Power Tools has a 10 year warranty on their newer Lithium Ion battery powered cordless drills. Just another reason why Hitachi tools are a force to be reckoned with.
Each Hitachi power drill takes either a 7.2 volt, 9.6 volt, 12 volt, 14.4 volt, 18 volt, or 24 volt battery pack. The model numbers for Hitachi's cordless drills are to the left. Having the model number for you drill may assist you in finding the appropriate battery pack. If you know it or already know what battery pack your drill uses then continue looking below.
You can find replacement battery packs for Hitachi cordless drills below.
 HITACHI 3.6 volt rechargable 1.5 Ah Li-ion BATTERY Brand NEW! RETAIL $34.48!! US $10.00 
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 Hitachi 14.4 Battery EB 14B US $15.00
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 HITACHI 3.6V BATTERY PACK-SEALED-#326263-LI-ON 1.5Ah US $16.00
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 GENUINE Hitachi Power Tools 325292 7.2V NiCd Battery US $19.99
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 3.6V Li-ion Tools Battery for HITACHI EBM 315 DB 3DL US $19.99
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 Hitachi 3.6V Li-Ion Battery 326-263 1.5Ah Brand New US $19.99
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 3.6V 1500mAh Drill Battery For HITACHI DB 3DL,Hitachi EBM 315 US $25.98
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 3.6V 3.6 volt Li-ion Battery For HITACHI DB 3DL,Hitachi EBM 315 US $25.98
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 HITACHI 18V (BCL1815) BATTERY PACK - NEW US $26.99
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 Hitachi EBM315 3.6v Volt Lithium-Ion 1.5 Ah Battery NEW US $26.99
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 Hitachi, 9.6V Powertool Battery EB9 by BatteryJack US $27.88
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 HITACHI KOKI LI-ON HXP 12 VOLT BATTERY-NEW-#BCL1015 US $28.00
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 9.6V 2000mAh battery for Hitachi FDS 9DVC,i UT 6D,VH 8DYA DS 10DV,DS 10DV2 US $28.99
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Recommendations on Recharging A New Hitachi Cordless Drill Battery
Upon receiving a new or refurbished Hitachi Cordless Drill Battery, you pretty much assume that you will need to charge it fully before using it. Everyone knows that a battery pack needs to be charged before it can be used, it's pretty much common sense.. However, sometimes there will be a battery pack that just doesn't agree with this methodology, and if you ever have had the pleasure of common sense falling on its own head, then you know how frustrating problems like these are..
You rarely will ever see a company ship charged drill batteries through the mail. Mailing something like that presents a financial liability, not to mention, once a pack is charged fully, its lifespan clock starts ticking, and companies don't need people complaining about their packs longevity. To keep their conscious and bank account clear from avoidable legal claims, they send out batteries with minimal charges. If there is a charge on your battery, it is most likely a test charge quality control uses to see if the pack is working.
A pack that does come with a small amount of charge may disagree with the charger you are using. People have reported cases of drill battery chargers refusing to charge new packs. You too may have encountered this before. When putting in a new battery, the usual light would turn on, but oddly enough the light would then quickly shut off.
The solution to this problem is fairly simple. Before putting it back into the charger, put the pack on your drill and run it down a bit. This has reportedly worked for many people who have had this issue with a charging a new pack, and hopefully, it works for you too should you encounter the same problem!
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