Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does it work in countries with electricity 220-240 volts?
Document: The name DEWALT says it all, quality, durability, function its all there. Haven't experienced the E-Clutch function, but I expect it will work as advertised.
This drill is build to last.Very durable I am using it every day at work to drill different sizes holes like 7/8&#34; , 1&#34; 1/8 ,1&#34; 3/8 on metal enclosures and make the job done with easy.Anti-lock future is the best. wrist saver.
Same thing.....plenty of power, but when they get stuck you still go for a ride. I am getting old and don't want to hurt myself, so I decided to do some research on an alternative drill to use.I found this DEWALT DWD220 with the E-Clutch and decided to give it a try. This one is a keeper... I put it to work minutes after it arrived and I Love it.
I decided to try using the drill in hammer mode and it would turn the auger bit and slowly start to work into the soil. The hammer mode doesn't really seem to give you an advantage when using a soil auger and it is so slow that I figured I wouldn't be making much progress with the hundreds of holes I planned to drill to turn up the soil.
I had to replace an old Stanley 1/2&#34; drill (it was so old, it didn't have a reverse switch!). I've had good luck with Dewalt power tools and I haven't been let down with this one. I'm wiring a woodshop and this makes easy work of drilling holes in the floor joists for running cabling. It's not really long, so with a short auger bit you can get between 16&#34;OC joists.
The drill has power all through the variable speed range. When the auger would get stuck and stop, the drill clutch would work and would cycle the power off and on immediately to stop the drilling action and take the power and torque away from your wrists. I simply put it in reverse and backed out. The e-clutch doesn't work like other drill clutches do and slip or ratchet. The e-clutch helps maintain power of the drill until the electronic circuit senses a jam.
on the other side, I bet it lasts forever, since it shuts itself down when it's being abused. Don't worry tho, this drill does have plenty of torque and it will do the job!
User friendly, heavy duty and a trusted brand. I own several Dewalt power tools and they've all been great. I put them to heavy use and they hold up well.
This is a safety feature, since a powerful drill that's locked on, especially with a large bit, is dangerous.- there is no tool case - the only drills/drivers I own that came with a case are the battery operated models, which needs the case for the charger and two batteries.Summary:While no drill is perfect, this one comes awfully close.
This has been important to me ever since a Porter Cable drill with nylon gears stripped out after two years.- made in Mexico with 1 year free service repairs and 3 year limited warranty. Send tools to service centers or order replacement parts from multiple sites. Their US headquarters is in Baltimore, MD.Cons:- at 6.9 pounds, this drill is heavier than the competition (e.g., the Makita is 4.8 lbs; the Hitachi is 4.6 lbs.
Answer: no