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Husqvarna 220iR without battery and charger

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
36 V
Battery voltage
36 cm
Cutting width
4.3 kg
Weight (excl. battery)
What's included
Husqvarna 220iR without battery and charger - 970 75 44‑01
Included
  • Harness
    Single harness
  • Trimmer head
    R25 & Tri-Cut B
Not included
  • Saw blade
  • Battery
  • Grass blade
  • Battery charger

Powerful and ergonomic trimmer designed for easy storage

Husqvarna 220iR combines high performance with excellent ergonomics, making it an optimal grass trimmer for large gardens. The bullhorn handle, telescopic shaft, and padded harness are adjustable, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable user experience, even during extensive trimming sessions. With the stepless speed control, you can also adjust the power to the task at hand. In addition to the R25 trimmer head for effective grass trimming, a Tri-Cut trimmer head with plastic knives is included, which is ideal for handling tougher jobs like overgrown areas outside the garden. When the trimmer needs to be stored or transported, you can take advantage of the telescopic shaft and the foldable handle to make it highly compact and easy to handle. Part of Husqvarna's flexible 36V system BLi-X, allowing one battery to be used for several tools.

Features

Specifications

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Battery

Battery voltage

36 V

Battery Chemistry

Li-Ion

Battery ECO system

Husqvarna BLi-X 36 V
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Capacity

Cutting width

36 cm
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Dimensions

Weight (excl. battery and cutting equipment)

3.93 kg

Weight (excl. battery)

4.3 kg

Tube diameter

36 mm

Product size length

172 cm
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Engine

Maximum rpm output shaft

6,800 rpm

Motor type

BLDC (brushless)
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Equipment

Gear ratio

0

Drive gear angle

0 °

Harness

Single harness

Saw blade

Not included

Trimmer head

R25 & Tri-Cut B

Battery

Not included

Grass blade

Not included

Number of batteries included

0

Battery charger

Not included
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970 75 44‑01
Sound and noise

Sound power level, guaranteed (LWA)

94 dB(A)

Sound pressure level at operators ear (LpA)

85.4 dB(A)

Battery runtime

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