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Husqvarna 225i with battery and charger

36 V

Battery voltage

0.8 kW

Output shaft power¹

11.8 m/s

Chain speed at max power

What's included

Husqvarna 225i with battery and charger - 970 54 75‑10

Included

Battery charger
40-C80
Nose type
Sprocket nose
Spikes
Mounted
Chain type
H38
Battery
40-B140 (36V, 4Ah, 144Wh)
Bar length (inch)
14 in

High-performing chainsaw for easy and fast cutting

Husqvarna 225i is an easy-to-maneuver battery-powered chainsaw with low weight, that also offers high performance and cutting capacity with a powerful motor. Thus, tasks such as firewood cutting, pruning and felling small trees can be carried out both comfortably and efficiently. The chainsaw's slimmed and well-balanced design makes it easy to use even when space is limited. Battery removal is facilitated by the fact that the battery is positioned horizontally through the machine, reducing the risk of dirt and chips entering the battery compartment. Part of Husqvarna's flexible 36V system BLi-X, allowing one battery to be used for several tools. Optionally available with tool-less chain tensioning.

Features

Specifications

Compare specifications and features with similar Husqvarna products.

	Kit, 14", 3/8" mini, Standard, incl 40-B140 & 40-C80, EU 970 54 75‑10
Engine
Output shaft power ¹	0.8 kW
Battery voltage	36 V
Chain speed at max power	11.8 m/s
Battery chemistry	Li-Ion

	Kit, 14", 3/8" mini, Standard, incl 40-B140 & 40-C80, EU 970 54 75‑10
Battery
Battery ECO system	Husqvarna BLi-X 36 V

	Kit, 14", 3/8" mini, Standard, incl 40-B140 & 40-C80, EU 970 54 75‑10
Equipment
Recommended bar length, min	30 cm
Pitch	3/8" mini
Recommended bar length, max	35 cm
Chain type	H38
Battery	40-B140 (36V, 4Ah, 144Wh)
Bar length	35.6 cm
Bar length (inch)	14 in

	Kit, 14", 3/8" mini, Standard, incl 40-B140 & 40-C80, EU 970 54 75‑10
Dimensions
Weight (excl. battery and cutting equipment)	3.1 kg

	Kit, 14", 3/8" mini, Standard, incl 40-B140 & 40-C80, EU 970 54 75‑10
Sound and noise
Sound pressure level at operators ear	89 dB(A)
Sound power level, guaranteed (LWA)	100 dB(A)

	Kit, 14", 3/8" mini, Standard, incl 40-B140 & 40-C80, EU 970 54 75‑10
Vibration
Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) rear handle	3.9 m/s²
Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) front handle	3.9 m/s²

Owner support

Manuals, handbooks, spare parts, guides, and related information for 225i with battery and charger can be found in the product support.

Product support for 225i with battery and charger

Disclaimer:

¹Output shaft power: Petrol products - Net power rating as per ISO 7293, Battery products measured comparable to petrol products

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