Wall Mount Battery Holder for Dewalt 18V 20V 60V Tools With Screws

Keep your power tool collection tidy and within reach with this wall mount battery holder engineered for DeWalt 18V, 20V, and 60V battery packs. Crafted from impact-resistant ABS plastic, the bracket attaches securely to garage walls, workbench sides, van panels, or the underside of storage racks. The mounting plate provides countersunk screw holes that accommodate any angle, including inverted or under-shelf placement, which keeps your workspace clutter-free and protects expensive packs from moisture or physical damage.

Retrieval stays effortless thanks to the factory locking system. The holder catches your battery’s existing clips for a rigid hold, and you slide it off instantly with a single button press. These durable brackets eliminate tangled cords and lost inventory from congested floors, giving you instant voltage access whether you are on a jobsite or in a home shop. Purchase individually or stock a five-pack for full fleet organization.

Benefits & Tips

• Mount beneath heavy-duty workbenches or in utility vehicles to maximize floor clearance for materials and hand tools.
• Use different mounting orientations to visually group your toolkit voltages, reducing cross-charge mistakes on active projects.
• Anchor the screws into solid wood or properly rated drywall anchors, and periodically check fastener tightness after frequent battery swaps.

Product Specifications

• Compatible Model Numbers: DCB200, DCB201, DCB202, DCB203, DCB204, DCB206, DCB208, DCB606, DCB609
• Construction: Reinforced ABS plastic housing
• Mounting Type: Countersunk head screw holes for multi-angle installation
• Attachment Logic: Uses standard tool release clicks plus one-touch removal
• Dimensions Note: Manual measurement variance of ±1–3 cm is expected; screen settings may cause slight color variation from photos.

Package includes:

• 1× or 5× ABS battery mounting brackets
• Complete set of matching mounting screws

Warning: Compatible batteries and power tools are excluded from this listing. Ensure adequate clearance behind the wall or panel before drilling to avoid wiring interference.