The Husqvarna battery series delivers professional performance without the noise

The batteries can be used on various professional products in the Husqvarna range, including chainsaws.

Batteries are increasingly being used with power tools and chainsaws due to the following reasons:

  • High performance:  A Husqvarna in-house team developed the brushless motors which deliver full torque at low revs and 25% higher efficiency than a standard brush motor.  The end result is a higher and more consistent torque even when cutting high, thick or wet grass and firewood.
  • High capacity, durable, intelligent batteries:  The lithium-ion battery cells used by Husqvarna provide maximum output until completely discharged.  They are equipped with a cooling system allowing for constant work even in high temperatures, while extending the lifetime of the battery cells.  Husqvarna’s batteries also have built-in intelligence protecting the cells from overcharging, deep discharging and overheating.
  • Maximum runtime:  Users can choose between normal or savETM mode, which gives the option of either maximum power or maximum runtime.
  • One battery fits all:  All Husqvarna handheld machines use the same battery, meaning that it can easily be swapped from one handheld machine to the next.
  • Quiet operation: Low noise levels on the battery products result in minimal sound disruption, which is ideal for residential areas, schools, hospitals or office parks.
  • No maintenance:  The encapsulated, electric motors designed by Husqvarna are maintenance free, meaning that the batteries just need to be plugged in and used.
  • No emissions:  The quiet, exhaust-free operation makes the battery units ideal for working indoors, for example when cutting wood in a shed.
  • Cost effectiveness:  The initial higher purchase price is quickly offset by the significant saving in operational costs, which are negligible when compared to the cost of refuelling a petrol tank.  Maintenance cost savings will also be achieved.

Source: www.husqvarna.co.za  

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