Reed - Power Drive

What Is Reed’s Power Drive and How Does It Work?

Reed’s Power Drive is a lightweight, battery-powered tool designed for drilling, tapping, and valve turning in plumbing, waterworks, and HVAC industries. Its Adaptive Drophead Technology allows quick switching between tasks, while the safety-enhanced motor includes an automatic shut-off during sudden jolts. At just 15 lbs (6.8 kg), it delivers ample torque without the bulk, and its cordless design eliminates the need for pneumatic or electric lines. Additional features include an instant-stop paddle switch for safety, an ergonomic handle for comfort, and compatibility with an 18V Bosch® battery (sold separately), offering unmatched portability and efficiency.

Why Choose Reed Power Drive?

The Reed CPDWW Cordless Waterworks Power Drive offers unmatched efficiency and versatility in water services. Its cordless design eliminates the need for cumbersome pneumatic or electric lines, offering freedom and flexibility. Safety is prioritized with an automatic kick-off motor and an instant-stop paddle switch. Designed for comfort, it features an ergonomic handle and runs on a reliable Bosch® power source (battery sold separately). Ideal for industries like plumbing, waterworks, and HVAC, it delivers precision and convenience in every task. Explore available accessories below:

Reed Power Drive Adapter for Tapping & Drilling

The Reed Power Drive Adapter for Tapping & Drilling features a versatile 13/16” square drive. It seamlessly fits REED® and Mueller® machines while being compatible with power drives from top brands like Milwaukee®, DeWalt®, and Ridgid®. Designed for both power tapping and drilling, this adaptable accessory enhances tool functionality without limiting users to a single brand. The Reed Power Drive Adapter boosts speed, efficiency, and ease of operation, making it an essential upgrade for professionals.

Reed BCHRG Battery Charger for Power Drive & Pump Stick

The Reed BCHRG Battery Charger for Power Drive & Pump Stick is compatible with 4AH and 8AH 18V lithium-ion batteries. Featuring advanced charging technology, it minimizes downtime by delivering efficient power, ensuring tools stay operational. Its durable, compact design withstands tough job site conditions while remaining portable for easy transport.

Reed CPDWWCNT Digital Counter for Power Drive

The Reed CPDWWCNT Digital Counter for Power Drive features advanced dual-sensor technology, intuitive operation, and seamless compatibility. It eliminates manual tracking, ensuring precise results. Its long-lasting lithium battery supports extended use, while the user-friendly interface makes it accessible to all skill levels.

FAQs

1. What type of battery does the CPDWW require?

The CPDWW requires an 18V Bosch® battery, which is sold separately. For optimal performance, use a battery with a minimum of 4.0 Ah capacity. For heavy-duty tasks, an 8.0 Ah battery is recommended, and having a spare battery ensures uninterrupted operation.

2. How do you install and remove adapters on the CPDWW?

To install an adapter, push it squarely into the power drive opening until the spring-loaded pawls catch securely. To remove it, push the adapter out with force to release the spring-loaded pawls. Adapters can only be installed and removed in one direction for proper alignment.

3. How does the switch on the CPDWW work?

The CPDWW has a red switch with three positions: OFF, ON, and Locked. The OFF position is closest to the battery, while the ON position is away from it. The switch can be locked in the ON position by pressing the side away from the battery, and the lock is released by pressing the opposite side.

4. What safety precautions should you follow when using the CPDWW?

Always wear appropriate safety gear, including eye protection, a dust mask, and non-skid shoes. Keep your work area clean and well-lit, and avoid loose clothing or jewelry. Ensure the switch is OFF before attaching the battery, and keep bystanders away while operating the tool.

5. What maintenance is required for the CPDWW?

Regularly check for misalignment, binding parts, and signs of wear. Keep cutting tools sharp and clean, and only use manufacturer-recommended accessories. Disconnect the battery before making adjustments or storing the tool to prevent accidental starts.