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Specifications

Rated voltage	36 V
Max. voltage	40 V
Power consumption	1.03 kW
Power	0.80 kW ¹⁾
Cordless power system	AK
Recommended battery	AK 30 S
Device weight without battery	15.2 lb ²⁾
Min. battery working time AK 10 with line mowing head	8 min ³⁾
Max. battery working time AK 10 with line mowing head	12 min ³⁾
Min. battery working time AK 20 with line mowing head	15 min ³⁾
Max. battery working time AK 20 with line mowing head	25 min ³⁾
Min. battery working time AK 30 with line mowing head	20 min ³⁾
Max. battery working time AK 30 with line mowing head	30 min ³⁾
Min. battery working time AK 30 S with line mowing head	20 min ³⁾
Max. battery working time AK 30 S with line mowing head	30 min ³⁾
Device length without cutting tool	176 cm

STIHL FCA 80 Battery Powered Edger Kit

Features
The set comes with the AK 30 battery and AL 101 charger in the box.
The adjustable depth wheel allows users to control the depth of the cut.
The advanced brushless motor virtually eliminates maintenance while supplying the power and performance you expect from STIHL.
The curved shaft features a lightweight design and high blade speed.
The FCA 80 edger is built using the same durable components as its gas-powered FC 56 C-E counterpart, giving you equivalent power to get the job done.
The new loop handle design with quick release allows operators to easily customize their working position for optimal comfort and efficiency.
The FCA 80 edger is a versatile addition to the STIHL AK System to give homeowners a wide range of battery-powered tool options.
A majority of STIHL products sold in America are made in America of U.S. and global materials.
The STIHL Inc. “Caring for Nature” seal identifies its powered products that are more environmentally conscious, producing zero or low exhaust emissions. STIHL Inc. defines “low exhaust emissions” as being cleaner than EPA and/or CARB exhaust emission standards.
A choice of speed levels allows users to optimize the performance of the tool. Use low speed for extended run times and less demanding jobs. Choose high speed for maximum performance.

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