DeWALT Radios
DeWALT Jobsite Radios, Speakers, and Two-Way Radios
DeWALT radios bring music and communication to the job site on the batteries you already carry. The lineup includes the DCR028 12V/20V/60V MAX Bluetooth jobsite radio, charger radios like the DCR025 and DCR015 that also charge batteries, and storage-integrated radios: the TSTAK DWST17510 and the ToughSystem DWST08810 and DWST08820 Music 2.0. For smaller setups there are Bluetooth speakers (DCR010, DCR006, and the rechargeable DCR008 mini) and the DCR018 compact worksite radio. The DXFRS300 and DXFRS800 walkie talkie 2-packs keep crews in contact.
What to Look For
- Charging. Charger radios top off DeWALT packs while they play.
- Storage fit. TSTAK and ToughSystem radios lock into the matching storage stack.
- Battery range. Check which 12V, 20V, or 60V packs each model accepts.
- Two-way power. The 2-watt DXFRS800 is the higher-output option over the 1-watt DXFRS300.
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DeWALT Radios FAQ
Radio or Bluetooth speaker?
Choose a jobsite radio if you want a tuner, a rugged frame, and on models like the DCR025, battery charging. Choose a Bluetooth speaker if you stream from a phone and want something smaller to carry between rooms.
Do DeWALT radios need a battery?
Many run on a DeWALT battery or a cord. The DCR028B is sold tool only, so it needs a 12V, 20V, or 60V MAX pack. The DCR008 mini speaker is rechargeable.