Black+decker gsl700 7V Li-Ion Cordless Shear Shrubber Kit 220-240 V Q5_ZLWAC813

Product information Technical Details Product Dimensions 33 x 16 x 16 cm ; 998 g Part number GSL700-GB Item display height 16 centimetres Item display length 33 centimetres Item display width 16 centimetres Item display weight 1 Kilograms Material type Plastic Power source type Cordless Technical Specification User Guide [PDF] Additional Information ASIN B004RSKT9S Product Description Black & Decker GSL700-GB 7 V Lithium Ion Shrubber Combo Kit shrubber spider diagram view larger The Black & Decker GSL700-GB is a 7 V Shear and Shrubber combined as two tools in one. Powered by Lithium Ion battery technology, after 90 days of being idle the battery will still retain 80% of its charge, which means that the tool is always ready for use. Some Key Applications Versatile solution for trimming box hedges, small shrubs and lawn edges. Intelligent Design The GSL700-GB is two tools combined as one. When fitted with the hedge trimming blade this tool is ideal for trimming box hedges and small shrubs. The quick and easy interchangeable blade system allows the lawn edging blade to be fitted with ease. grass cutting hedge trimming Lithium Ion Battery Technology The GSL700-GB is fitted with a 7 V Lithium Ion battery that retains 80% of its charge over 90 days whilst idle. When fully charged approximately 60 box hedges can be trimmed before the unit will need to be recharged. An integrated charging light is fitted to the tool to enable a quick view of the charging status. A docking station and separate charger are included for greater flexibility. The docking station can be mounted to the wall for the maximum convenience. charger Ergonomics The Black & Decker GSL700 benefits from ergonomics, with its light weight and portability to its non slip rubberised handle this makes this an ideal addition to your range of garden maintenance tools. Lithium Ion Batteries The GSL700-GB is fitted with a 7 V Lithium Ion battery. Each battery is tested for moisture ingress to ensure there is no chance of them short circuiting, as well as going th