SDS-PLUS DHR241Z Drill
- Drill
- Battery
- 7.3 pounds
- 18 volts
- Better rated than 75%
- More reviewed than 74%
The spec sheet reads as a cordless rotary hammer (18V, 1100 RPM, 7.3 lb, SDS-plus), and reviewers rate it 4.7 across 987 reviews, though recent purchase volume was flat at this listing snapshot.
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How it ranks among the 369 drills we track
4.7★ across 987 Amazon ratings, Bayesian-smoothed toward the category average.
987 Amazon ratings, weighted on a log scale so huge counts don't drown everything.
Modest tracked demand last month.
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Overview
18 volts, 1100 RPM and 7.3 pounds are the numbers behind the DHR241Z, and together they read as a cordless rotary hammer rather than a standard drill. The SDS-plus tag in the title flags the bit system used to handle that hammer action.
At 7.3 pounds this sits well above a typical cordless drill driver, which usually runs 3 to 5 pounds, so the weight class fits a rotary hammer built for masonry and concrete work rather than light driving tasks. The SDS-plus system lets bits lock and slide in the chuck to absorb hammer impact, a detail the naming confirms even though the listing itself does not spell out the tool category further.
- Model DHR241Z
- 18 volt battery powered
- 1100 RPM
- 7.3 pound weight, SDS-plus chuck
Who it's for
Masonry and concrete drilling with an 18 volt cordless tool is the use case this spec sheet supports. Light drywall or wood driving is better handled by a lighter standard drill, where 7.3 pounds becomes unnecessary bulk.
Strengths and trade-offs
Drawn from this product's published specifications.
- 18 volt battery power
- SDS-plus bit compatibility for masonry work
- Strong 4.7 rating across 987 reviews
- 7.3 pounds is heavy for extended handheld use
- No description provided beyond core specs
- Zero recent purchases logged at this snapshot
Performance notes
1100 RPM is on the low end compared with standard drill drivers, which is typical for rotary hammers that trade rotational speed for hammer impact force. The 18 volt battery platform and 7.3 pound body point to corded-hammer-level power in a cordless format.
Specifications
| Brand | SDS-Plus |
|---|---|
| Model | DHR241Z |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Item Weight | 7.3 pounds |
| Voltage | 18 volts |
| Speed | 1100 rpm |
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How it compares
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| SDS-PLUS DHR241Z DrillThis product | 4.7 / 5 | 987 | 3.9 / 5 |
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Questions about the SDS-Plus DHR241Z
Common buyer questions answered straight from the product spec data - no fluff, no "it depends".
What bit system does the DHR241Z use?
SDS-plus, based on the product name, which lets bits lock into the chuck for hammer action.
How heavy is it?
7.3 pounds per the listing spec.
What voltage battery does it run on?
18 volts.