KarcherWRE 18-55 Weed Remover with Battery Set (Model: 1.445-245.0)
R4,599
About
Finally remove annoying moss and weeds without straining your back and knees: With the ergonomic WRE 18-55 Battery Set battery weed remover.
The battery and battery charger are already included in the set. Thanks to the innovative brush concept with a changing system that does not require tools, moss and weeds no longer stand a chance on surfaces of paved paths and patios around the house and can be easily removed. In addition, the bristle rink can be changed simply without needing tools with the new locking system. The ergonomic design of the battery weed remover guarantees that it is comfortable to work with, without requiring you to crawl around on the ground.
Product Features
- Swivelling cleaning head
- A;uminium telescopic handle
- Ergonomic handle design
- Loop for hanging the device integrated into the handle
- 18V Karcher Battery Power battery platform
Product Specifications
Equipment
- Variant: Battery and charger included
- Battery: 18 V / 2.5 Ah Battery Power battery (1 pc.)
- Battery charger: 18 V Battery Power standard charger (1 pc.)
- Bristle rink: 2 piece(s)
- Splash guard
- Parking position
- Aluminium telescopic handle
- Hanging storage loop
- Safety switch
Technical
- Battery Platform: 18V
- Brush Rotational Speed: 2300 - 2800 rpm
- Brush Diameter: 180mm
- Bristle Material: Nylon
- Battery Type: Lithium-ion replacement battery
- Voltage: 18V
- Capacity: 2.5Ah
- Runtime per battery charge (m²): max. 15 (2.5Ah) / max. 30 (5.0Ah)
- Battery Charging time with standard charger: 5 Hours
- Charging current: 0.5A
- Weight incl. packaging: 4.9kg
- Weight exc. accessories: 2.9kg
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 1320 x 230 x 380mm
- Warranty: 1 year
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