Electric Snow Shovels for DeWalt Battery Owners

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If you already own DeWalt cordless tools, an electric snow shovel that runs on the same batteries is an appealing idea. It saves buying a separate charging system and turns a battery sitting in the garage over winter into something useful. Before choosing, one fact matters more than any spec: of the six shovels in this comparison, only one is made by DeWalt, and it is a 60V MAX model. The other five are third-party shovels from HEINPRO, Autojare, VOTLEMI and Houselife that are sold as compatible with DeWalt 20V batteries.

That split organises the whole decision. If you own 60V MAX tools, the DeWalt model is the natural fit. If your collection is 20V MAX drills and drivers, the third-party shovels let you use those packs, but warranty, support and build quality come from their own makers, not DeWalt. Among the 20V-compatible options, the lineup splits between 11-inch models that are light and simple, and 13-inch models with brushless motors, longer throw distances and adjustable discharge. These tools are for clearing steps, decks and short walks after light to moderate snowfall, not for replacing a two-stage snow blower on a long driveway.

DeWalt-Battery Electric Snow Shovel Lineup at a Glance

The Models in Detail

01 HEINPRO Cordless Snow Shovel Experience effortless snow removal with our 20V electric snow blower! This

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Best for: A light backup tool around cars and stairs

Pros

• 8 lb weight
• Tool-free setup under 2 minutes
• Dual safety switch
• 11-inch path, 20 ft throw

Cons

• Third-party, not made by DeWalt
• Narrower path

Best for: Wider paths with controlled discharge

Pros

• 13-inch clearing width
• Up to 26 ft throw
• ±30° adjustable discharge
• Brushless motor

Cons

• Third-party, not made by DeWalt
• Not for DCBP batteries

Best for: Steps and decks after light powdery snow

Pros

• Light at 7.3 lb
• Adjusts 3.3 to 4.6 ft
• Dual safety switch
• Lists many compatible DCB packs

Cons

• Third-party, not made by DeWalt
• Not for ice or packed snow

The HEINPRO Cordless Snow Shovel Compatible with DeWalt 20V Max Battery is a third-party tool made by HEINPRO. It lists compatibility with a long run of DeWalt 20V MAX packs, including DCB200, DCB203, DCB205, DCB206, DCB210, DCB230 and DCB240. Battery and charger are not included. Its copper motor clears an 11-inch wide, 6-inch deep path and throws snow up to 20 feet away and 7 feet high.

At 7.3 pounds it is light, with vibration-dampened grips and a three-part modular design that assembles in 30 seconds and adjusts from 3.3 feet for younger users to 4.6 feet for adults. The longest part is 1.9 feet, so it stores in a closet. A dual safety switch prevents accidental starts. HEINPRO is candid that it works best in fresh powder of 3 to 4 inches and is not for ice, packed or refrozen snow.

It suits clearing front steps and a small deck after a light overnight fall. For deeper snow, the 13-inch Houselife model claims more depth.

02 Autojare Cordless Snow Shovel Features a ±30° adjustable design that allows you to control the

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The Cordless Snow Shovel Compatible with Dewalt 20V Battery from Autojare (model SXJ-DW) is a third-party brushless shovel. It clears a 13-inch wide, 5.12-inch deep path and throws snow up to 26 feet. The discharge adjusts 30 degrees left or right, so you can aim snow away from a car or a neighbour’s walk.

It lists compatibility with DeWalt 20V packs such as DCB200, DCB181, DCB182, DCB203 and DCB206, notes that it does not work with the DCBP series, and recommends a 4.0Ah or larger battery. It has an adjustable auxiliary handle, a soft grip and a detachable split design for storage. The listing gives one speed and does not state weight.

It is a good match for a moderately sized path where aiming the snow matters. For the lightest option, the HEINPRO or Houselife 11-inch shovels weigh less.

03 DEWALT 60V Cordless Snow Shovel Efficient snow clearing: clears a 12 in. wide and 6 in. deep path, perfect

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The DEWALT 60V Electric Cordless Snow Shovel (DXSVXA6121B) is the only DeWalt-made shovel here. The title describes a 12-inch brushless shovel, and the listing says it clears a 12-inch wide, 6-inch deep path for driveways, sidewalks and patios. It measures 12.2 by 14 by 67.9 inches.

The listing is sparse. It does not give weight, throw distance, runtime or safety features, and the color field reads “Snow Shovel Only,” which suggests the battery and charger are sold separately, though the listing does not state it directly. It is part of the 60V MAX system, and the listing does not mention any compatibility with 20V MAX batteries.

This is the right choice for someone who already owns DeWalt 60V MAX outdoor tools and wants a genuine DeWalt product. If your batteries are all 20V MAX, one of the compatible shovels makes more sense. For more on the brand’s own options, see our DeWalt cordless snow thrower guide.

04 VOTLEMI 13 Inch Cordless Snow Shovel VOTLEMI cordless snow shovel is equipped with a powerful 20V brushless motor

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Best for: Quick clearing of lanes and terraces

Pros

• 13-inch width
• Brushless 20V motor
• 30° adjustable plate
• Up to 30 minutes runtime

Cons

• Third-party, not made by DeWalt
• Throw distance not listed

The 13 Inch Cordless Snow Shovel from VOTLEMI (model VT2501) is a third-party brushless shovel compatible with 20V DeWalt batteries, sold without a battery. It clears up to 13 inches wide and suits snow up to 6 inches deep. The listing claims up to 30 minutes of operation.

It starts with a safety switch plus trigger, needs no complex assembly and has a 30-degree adjustable plate to direct snow. The handle adjusts for comfort. The listing does not state throw distance or weight, and its dimensions of 20.67 by 9.76 by 13.31 inches may describe the packaging. The description is a single phrase, so details are limited.

It fits lanes, steps, terraces and decks. If you want documented throw distance and fold-flat storage, the Houselife 13-inch model gives more information.

05 Houselife 11″ Cordless Snow Shovel

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The Cordless Snow Shovel Compatible with DeWalt 20V MAX Battery from Houselife is an 11-inch third-party shovel, sold as tool only. It clears an 11-inch path, throws powder up to 20 feet and is described for light to moderate storms on driveways, sidewalks, patios, steps and decks.

It weighs 8 pounds, with an adjustable handle, dual safety switch and tool-free assembly in under 2 minutes. The listing positions it as a secondary tool for walkways, around cars and on stairs where larger machines cannot reach. It is made of plastic with a metal blade. Clearing depth is not specified.

It suits someone who already has a larger blower and wants a light tool for steps. For a single all-purpose shovel, the 13-inch models clear more per pass.

06 Houselife 13″ Cordless Snow Shovel FOLDABLE DESIGN – CLEAR SNOW ANYWHERE, STORE IT ANYWHERE After the storm

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Best for: Deeper snow and tight storage

Pros

• 13 in wide, 8 in deep
• 2800 RPM brushless motor
• 5 chute positions, 26 ft throw
• Folds flat, 6.5 lb

Cons

• Third-party, not made by DeWalt
• Battery and charger not included

The 13″ Cordless Snow Shovel Compatible with DeWalt 20V MAX Battery from Houselife (HL-DSS30A) is the most capable of the third-party options on paper. It clears 13 inches wide and 8 inches deep in one pass, with a 2,800 RPM brushless motor that throws snow up to 26 feet through a chute with 5 positions.

It weighs 6.5 pounds, folds flat for storage under a bench or in a car trunk, and has a dual safety switch and adjustable handle. Battery and charger are not included, and Houselife recommends 4.0Ah or higher for longer runtime. For other rechargeable options, see our rechargeable snow shovels for DeWalt roundup.

It suits homeowners with deeper snowfalls on walks and short driveways who have limited storage.

Matching a Model to Your Setup

• You own DeWalt 60V MAX tools: the DEWALT 60V shovel.
• You have 20V MAX packs and deeper snow on walks: the Houselife 13″ with 8-inch depth.
• You want to aim snow away from cars and neighbours: the Autojare with ±30° discharge.
• Younger or smaller family members will help clear steps: the HEINPRO with its 3.3-foot setting.
• You need a light backup for stairs and around parked cars: the Houselife 11″.
• You want a simple 13-inch tool with an adjustable plate: the VOTLEMI.

Before You Buy

Five of these shovels are third-party products, so DeWalt’s warranty and support do not cover them, and the compatibility claims are made by their sellers. Check your exact battery model against each listing; the Autojare excludes the DCBP series. None of the 20V shovels include batteries or chargers.

The DeWalt 60V listing leaves out weight, throw distance and runtime, and does not state box contents clearly. Runtime is only given for the VOTLEMI. None of these tools are designed for ice or heavy, wet, packed snow; HEINPRO says so directly.

FAQ

Does DeWalt make a 20V snow shovel?

Not among these listings. The only DeWalt-made shovel here is the 60V MAX model. The 20V options are third-party tools.

Which shovel clears the deepest snow?

The Houselife 13″ lists 8 inches of clearing depth.

Which is the lightest?

The Houselife 13″ at 6.5 pounds, followed by the HEINPRO at 7.3 pounds.

Are batteries included?

The 20V-compatible shovels are sold without batteries. The DeWalt 60V listing suggests shovel only but does not state it clearly.

Can these shovels handle ice?

No. They are designed for fresh snow, and the HEINPRO listing specifically excludes ice and packed snow.

Which DeWalt snow shovel should I buy?

Buy the DeWalt 60V if you use 60V MAX tools. With 20V packs, the Houselife 13″ offers the widest documented performance.