Even with its smaller size it still has a larger tank capacity 2.5-gallon vs. lighter than my Milwaukee (2840-20) and has a slightly smaller footprint. The screwed-on rubber feet prevent the compressor from walking, or moving when filling it up. If you pull this over or material falls on it the controls, on/off switch, and battery should not make contact or be damaged. I thought the molded frame “roll cage” was well designed. The DeWALT Cordless Compress has a standard ball type drain valve with a plastic lever. I much prefer the simpler, quick-connect style. So you’ll need one hand to push the sleeve back and the other to insert the hose. The sleeve does not stay retracted when there is no hose attached.
There is one hose coupler and it requires two hands to attach the hose. It is high and wide making it easy to grab and carry the compressor to where you need it. The raised, top handle is part of the molded frame. The on/off switch is sealed and protected, but still easy to access. And the large, single-turn pressure dial makes it easy to adjust pressure. The pressure gauge is easy to read on the front. I like that the controls are simple to read and use. But for peak performance, you’ll want to use a DeWALT 20V/60V FlexVolt battery. It can run off of their standard 20V Li-Ion battery. As I mentioned above, this DeWALT Cordless Compressor ( DCC2520) has more flexibility. The DeWALT 60V FlexVolt 2.5 gallon air compressor ( DCC2560) is similar to this model but will only run with their 60V FlexVolt battery. And while it is not the quietest compressor I’ve ever used, it is rated at 79 dBA, which isn’t bad. 4 hp motor with its oil-free pump can deliver up to 140 psi with a 20V/60V FlexVolt battery. But even with its compact size, the brushless.
It is also pretty compact at 15.5H x 14L x 12.5D. I like that it is lightweight enough (21.5 lbs.) to easily move it around as needed. The overall design offers great portability because first and foremost it’s cordless. This cordless compressor could be a productivity booster or at least a very convenient option for trim installers and finish carpenters. You’ll have enough cordless power to adequately run most of your pneumatic tools. This new, compact 2.5-gallon compressor can be used with any DeWALT 20V battery, but when powered by a DeWALT 20V/60V FlexVolt Advantage battery you’ll get maximum performance (81% more nails per cycle according to DeWALT).
DeWALT Cordless Compressor OverviewĭeWALT’s previous cordless air compressors were part of their 20V tool line-up. Let’s see if this DeWALT compressor will make me want to switch over. I have reviewed several compressors over the years, and I have a Milwaukee cordless compressor. So I was happy to see this DeWALT Cordless Compressor DCC2520 hit the market. My only complaint lately has been that they do not offer the variety of tools that some of their competitors do. They manufacture outstanding products that are durable and reliable. You will rarely hear me complain about DeWALT.
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