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20V Cordless Hedge Trimmer 52cm Fox Garden with Battery & Charger

(£81.99/pcs)

Product information

Description

This Fox 20V cordless hedge trimmer is powered by a single 20V Lithium-Ion battery, giving you a lightweight, high-performance trimmer for hedges, bushes and shrubbery with no trailing cables or petrol to manage. A 52cm dual-action, double-sided laser-cut blade with 14mm cutting capacity delivers a genuinely fast, clean cut at 1200m/s blade speed.

Unlike the bare-unit version, this kit comes complete with a Wolf 20V Lithium-Ion battery and fast charger, so it's ready to use straight out of the box. It uses Fox's 'One Fits All' 20V system, so the same battery works across the whole Fox Cordless Garden Tool range too.

52cm dual-action blade - Double-sided, laser-cut for a fast, clean cutting performance.
1200m/s blade speed, 14mm capacity - Genuinely capable cutting speed for hedges and shrubbery.
Battery & charger included - Ready to use straight out of the box, no separate purchase needed.
'One Fits All' 20V battery system - Shares batteries and chargers across the Fox Cordless range.
Lightweight & compact - Reduces fatigue during longer sessions and stores easily.

Features

Brand
FOX
Blade length
52 cm
Warranty
2 year(s)
Number of batteries included
1
Power source
Cordless
With grass collector
No
With thermal circuit breaker
No
Battery capacity
4 Ah
Hedge trimmer feature
Laser
Laser-cut blade
Yes
Length
52 cm
Telescopic handle
No
Material
Plastic
Motor protection if blade blockage
No
Power supply
Electric
Voltage
20 V
Type of hedge trimmer
Electric
ManoMano Reference
ME83105813
MMID
173854420381
Product code
5056109046239
EAN
5056109046239

Advice from

Hedge trimmer buying guide

Whether you're after a petrol or electric hedge trimmer, you'll have to weigh up a range of factors including blade length, blade type and tooth gap. From lightweight cordless models to pole hedge trimmers designed to tackle tall hedges, read on for everything you need to know to find the perfect hedge trimmer.

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