Quick Specs
What Battery Does the DeWalt DCS7485 Use?
The DeWalt DCS7485 is a FLEXVOLT tool that requires a DeWalt FLEXVOLT battery to operate. Standard 20V MAX batteries will not power this table saw. FLEXVOLT batteries automatically switch voltage to suit the tool they are fitted to.
About the DeWalt DCS7485
The DeWalt DCS7485 is a 60V MAX FLEXVOLT 210mm table saw (8-1/4 in) with, DeWalt says, 24 in of rip capacity, rack and pinion telescoping fence rails, a Site-PRO modular guarding system and a metal roll cage base.
Compatible Batteries for the DeWalt DCS7485
Only DeWalt FLEXVOLT batteries are compatible with the DCS7485. Standard 20V MAX batteries will not fit or power this tool.
| Battery Model | Capacity (at 60V) | Weight | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| DCB606 | 6.0Ah (2.0Ah at 60V) | Not confirmed | Compatible |
| DCB609 | 9.0Ah (3.0Ah at 60V) | Not confirmed | Compatible |
| DCB612 | 12.0Ah (4.0Ah at 60V) | Not confirmed | Recommended |
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Recommended Battery
DCB612 — Table saws are among the most demanding cordless tools. The 12.0Ah FLEXVOLT (4.0Ah at 60V) is strongly recommended for any meaningful ripping or crosscutting work.
Minimum Battery
DCB609 — The 9.0Ah FLEXVOLT (3.0Ah at 60V) will run the table saw for lighter work, but expect to swap batteries more frequently during extended cutting sessions.
Battery Compatibility Notes
Important: This is a FLEXVOLT tool. Standard DeWalt 20V MAX batteries are NOT compatible. Only FLEXVOLT batteries will work.
FLEXVOLT batteries are dual-voltage: they run at 60V in FLEXVOLT tools and automatically switch to 20V in standard 20V MAX tools. The Ah capacity is reduced at 60V (a 12.0Ah battery becomes 4.0Ah at 60V).
Related Resources
See our DeWalt Battery Compatibility Guide, the DeWalt 20V MAX vs FLEXVOLT Guide, or Battery FAQ.
Battery sizing, runtime & troubleshooting
Recommended pack: Any FlexVolt pack will run it; a 6.0Ah pack is rated 2.0Ah in high-voltage mode, and a 9.0Ah or 12.0Ah FlexVolt gives more cuts per charge.
Compatibility caveats: FlexVolt only to run. FlexVolt packs are themselves backward-compatible with DeWalt’s 18V XR tools (in 18V mode), but the reverse is not true — an XR pack cannot power this 54V saw.
If it won’t start or cuts out: Won’t start usually means the wrong or a flat pack — confirm a charged FlexVolt (not XR) battery is fitted and fully seated.
Runtime: DeWalt quotes up to 92 m of 19mm OSB board on a single 6.0Ah FlexVolt pack.
Versus the adjacent model: Versus the DCS575 FlexVolt circular saw on the same packs, the table saw is the heavier sustained draw — keep your largest FlexVolt packs for it.
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