Product Description
The BLACK+DECKER LHT2436 Hedge Trimmer has a powerful 40V battery that provides plenty of power and run time and can cut branches up to 3/4 inch think. These lithium ion batteries hold a charge 5X times longer and have double the life of NiCd batteries. They are also powered by an energy star qualified charger for a better environment. This trimmer has a 24 inch dual action blade that gives up to 40 percent less vibration than single action blades and cuts cleanly and comfortably. It has a full wrap around front handle that provides a comfortable gripping area in all cutting orientations. Soft grips ensure a comfortable and secure grip while trimming. The pre hardened, rust resistant steel blades stay sharp longer. Its lightweight, compact design is easy to use and causes less user fatigue. This trimmer can trim up to 6000 square feet per charge. Includes trimmer, one battery, and charger. Backed by a 2 year warranty. For use only with LB series 36v or 40v batteries.
Features
- Powerful 40V Lithium Ion battery of the cordless hedge trimmer delivers power and run-time to complete the toughest jobs
- 24 inch dual-action blades of the battery powered hedge trimmer cut branches fast with less vibration
- Trimmers for plants have extended reach blades with a 3/4 inch cut capacity trim more in less time
- Up to 6000 sq ft of actual hedges trimmed per charge
- Wrap-around front handle provides comfort and control in vertical and horizontal trimming application
- Full length trigger with soft grip handle provides added comfort during use.
- State of charge indicator shows battery charge level
- Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 40V. Nominal voltage is 36.
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Details were last updated on Jul 12, 2025 21:39 +08.
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Details were last updated on Jul 12, 2025 21:39 +08.
