Cordless garden equipment

Frequently asked questions — Cordless garden equipment

• Why choose cordless garden equipment rather than a petrol-powered or corded tool?

  Cordless garden equipment stands out for the absence of a combustion engine and power cable, which notably simplifies day-to-day use. This design reduces the constraints associated with engine maintenance as well as noise emissions. This equipment is particularly suitable for use in the vicinity of buildings or within urban areas, offering a more discreet technical solution without compromising the versatility of tools such as lawnmowers, hedge trimmers, blowers or chainsaws.
• Which technical criteria should be considered when selecting the battery suited to my work?

  The choice should focus primarily on the nominal voltage, which must correspond to the work envisaged in order to guarantee adequate power. The energy capacity, expressed in ampere-hours, is the decisive parameter for ensuring a service life in line with operational needs in the field. It is essential to check the compatibility of the batteries with your existing tool fleet to ensure consistent energy management and to optimise machine performance during each operation.
• How do I choose the right equipment based on my vegetation maintenance needs?

  The selection of equipment depends directly on the nature of the vegetation to be treated as well as the intensity of use required by your worksites. To optimise comfort and precision during maintenance tasks, the overall ergonomics of the machine, its weight, as well as the reliability of the accessory attachment system should be analysed. These technical parameters are essential to guarantee efficient and safe use, while precisely matching the choice of tool to the complexity of the gardening work to be carried out.
• Is cordless garden equipment comparable to standard power tools?

  Although cordless garden equipment belongs to the machinery and power tools division, it meets specific vegetation maintenance needs. Unlike standard power tools, or concrete and core drilling machines, these tools are optimised for outdoor work. They prioritise mobility and the absence of cables. If your need concerns construction or workshop work, it will be advisable to turn to the other sub-families available, such as pneumatic tools or bench machines, whose technical characteristics are designed for radically different uses.