Match SKIL batteries and chargers to three specific drills

Safely identify all three devices

This page covers US DL529301, DL6293B-00 and HD 6294B-00 documentation. Before labels, assess condition: do not approach, touch or remove a smoking, leaking or persistently abnormally hot battery for identification. Keep away and seek local emergency guidance. Inspect only stable equipment safe to approach.

Normally release the trigger, wait for a complete stop and disconnect the battery, then separately record tool, battery and charger models. Similar cases, brand and “20V” are clues, not a complete approval. Do not guess missing labels or ignore a different suffix.

Batteries listed in the three tool manuals

Each manual’s English printed page 11 contains the specified equipment table. “Listed” means explicit inclusion in that document, not permanent rejection of every later model or permission for another platform.

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Capacity affects handling, shape and work arrangements; more Ah is not automatically better in a cabinet. Read the battery’s own requirements too. A damaged pack is not usable merely because its model appears here.

Check chargers separately

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“Not listed” is neither permission to substitute nor a permanent incompatibility verdict. Obtain current manufacturer confirmation for a new exact battery/charger pairing. The tool table is a lead; input ratings, approved packs and indicator procedures belong in the charger’s own instructions.

An owner of reliable BY519702 and QC536001 has a documented common pairing across these tool tables and can then check condition and task rather than automatically buy a new kit. An unidentified “SKIL fast charger” cannot be matched by appearance alone.

Keep newer USB-C packages separate

DL6293B-1C currently names BY5100B-00 USB-C battery and PD0100B-00 charger in its included-items field. Those identities are not derived from the older five-pack list. New kit information can establish a newer arrangement, but delivered hardware and its instructions still need matching.

The same -1C page says 45W in description/FEATURES and 100W PD0100B-00 in WHAT’S INCLUDED. The battery’s 100W USB-C port claim does not resolve that charger discrepancy. Ask for actual labels, output and cable; do not connect damaged or unresolved equipment for a trial.

A USB-C socket does not mean any phone adapter/cable meets requirements or achieves the same speed. Follow the exact battery, charger and cable instructions, without interface modification, bypasses or forced adapters. Match regional input voltage and frequency; changing plug shape does not convert voltage.

A 12V/20V exception stays model-specific

SKIL explicitly identifies DL6300D-00 Flip Drill as 12V/20V; DL6300D-12 is one 20V package. This disproves an absolute claim that all SKIL 12V/20V tools are always separate, but grants no 12V permission to the three drills here.

Check in order: does the tool allow this pack, does the pack allow this charger, is actual equipment intact and reliable, and is supply suitable? If any is unclear, stop at external identification and ask manufacturer service with all three models and photographs. The brand logo cannot complete the chain.