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Chainsaws

HUSQVARNA T535i XP®

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
36 V
Battery voltage
1,45 kW
Output shaft power1
20 m/s
Chain speed at max power
What's included
HUSQVARNA T535i XP® - 970 71 64‑14
Included
  • Nose type
    Sprocket nose
  • Spikes
    Mounted
  • Chain type
    SP21G
  • Bar length (inch)
    14 in
Not included
  • Battery charger
  • Battery

Professional lightweight top-handle battery chainsaw for pruning

For professional users who want a lightweight, extremely easy-to-use top handle chainsaw with high performance. Perfect for arborists. A robust chainsaw with excellent ergonomics, high performance and high chainspeed.

Features

Specifications

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Engine

Output shaft power

1
1,45 kW

Battery voltage

36 V

Chain speed at max power

20 m/s

Battery chemistry

Li-Ion
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Battery

Battery ECO system

Husqvarna BLi-X 36 V
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Equipment

Recommended bar length, min

25 cm

Pitch

.325" mini, 3/8" mini

Recommended bar length, max

35 cm

Chain type

SP21G

Battery

Not included

Bar length

35 cm

Bar length (inch)

14 in
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Dimensions

Weight (excl. battery and cutting equipment)

2,4 kg
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Sound and noise

Sound pressure level at operators ear

99 dB(A)

Sound power level, guaranteed (LWA)

109 dB(A)
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Vibration

Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) rear handle

2,4 m/s²

Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) front handle

2 m/s²

Reviews

Owner support

Manuals, handbooks, spare parts, guides, and related information for T535i XP® can be found in the product support.
Product support for T535i XP®
Disclaimer:
  • 1Output shaft power: Petrol products - Net power rating as per ISO 7293, Battery products measured comparable to petrol products

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