Powerful and easy to manoeuvre, the SGT 500 AE Kit battery grass trimmer makes light work of tidying your garden – and features an innovative cutter head for more accurate lawn edging. Powered by a 48V 2Ah battery, this electric grass trimmer provides up to 20 minutes trimming time on one charge, and is much quieter than a standard petrol grass trimmer. Its high-performance cutting head also automatically feeds double-line nylon, so you don't have to. The SGT 500 AE Kit cordless grass trimmer is powerful enough to tackle all your trimming – and flexible enough to edge your lawn precisely. Driven by a 48V 2Ah battery, the SGT 500 AE Kit gives you up to 20 minutes trimming time on one charge. With one quick twist, its adjustable cutter lets you switch easily between trimming and edging functions. For perfect vertically cut lawn edges, just rotate the cutting head 90° and enjoy the results. Its high-performance auto-feeding double nylon feature ensures uninterrupted and effortless trimming. And you can adjust the front handle and telescopic shaft to the most comfortable working position. Getting started is easy – just press the on/off button on the handle's keypad, and away you go. Then when everything's tidy, you can separate the shaft into two for easy, space-saving storage. Battery powered – for cable-free, quieter trimming The SGT 500 AE Kit cordless grass trimmer delivers a working time of 20 minutes on a single charge – and is much quieter than a typical petrol grass trimmer. Twistable head for perfect trimming Just rotate the cutting head to switch easily between trimming and edging functions Reliable, uninterrupted trimming Double line auto feed keeps working without needing to stop and adjust anything. Intuitive keypad Easy-to-use keypad on handle features ergonomic switches, with simple on/off button for safety. Comfort while you trim Adjustable front handle and telescopic shaft makes trimming and edging more comfortable. Easy to store Detachable shaft enables you to store your device easily in small areas.
