FSA 65 Cordless Grass Trimmer
PRO Interchangeable Battery
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- Pro-level cordless trimmer for larger gardens
- AutoCut head for extending the mowing line in seconds
- Uses AP-series interchangeable batteries
- 2 Year Domestic Warranty & Free 30-day Returns
- Regular price
- £470.00
- Sale price
- £415.00
The FSA 65 is a light, quiet but powerful battery-powered grass trimmer that is ideal for thinning grass in large gardens.
It has a 300mm cutting diameter, which is perfect for covering larger areas in no time. It uses an AutoCut C 4-2 mowing head with 2.0mm mowing line, which means it can get through tougher grass with ease, and you won't even need to wear ear defenders as it's so quiet.
It's also very simple to extend the mowing line from the head - just tap the head on the ground and the mowing line automatically extends.
The FSA 65 is part of our PRO Cordless range of tools, with interchangeable batteries - it is not compatible with the AK batteries in the COMPACT Cordless System.
- Run time on recommended AP 100 battery: Up to 30 minutes
- Run time on AP 200 battery: Up to 60 minutes
- Run time on AP 300 battery: Up to 75 minutes
Features
Adjustable handle
The rubberised loop handle is easily adjusted to the perfect position for you.
Hanging loop
Save space in your garage or shed by using the handy hanging loop to store your FSA 65
Safety locking button
This safety feature means that you can't accidentally start the machine even when the battery has been inserted.
Charge level indicator on the battery
Quickly check how much charge you have left on the battery, with the LED display. Just press the button to see if you need to pop the battery on charge.
FAQs
QWhat type of cutting attachment does this use?A: The FSA 65 uses an AutoCut C 4-2 mowing head, with 2.0mm mowing line.
QHow long does the battery last?
A: The battery will last up to 30 minutes using the recommended AP 100 battery, depending on what you are trimming.
QHow long does it take to charge the battery?
A: To fully charge the recommended AP 100 battery, using the AL 101 charger, it takes 100 minutes, or to charge it up to 80%, it takes 75 minutes.
QWhat size garden will it maintain?
A: The FSA 65 is perfect for larger gardens.
QWhat battery does it use?
A: The tool is part of the AP-series PRO Cordless Power System, which is powered by a 36V Lithium-Ion battery.
QAre the batteries interchangeable?
A: Yes, they are interchangeable with other tools in the PRO Cordless range that use the AP-series batteries. They are not interchangeable with the COMPACT Cordless System tools which use the AK-series batteries.
QHow long is the FSA 65?
A: It is 153cm long without the cutting tool.
Tips
#1Cleaning your FSA 65When you have finished using the trimmer, remove the battery and clean using a damp cloth or soft brush.
#2Storing your FSA 65
Store your FSA 65 in a clean and dry area and keep out of the reach of children at all times. We recommend that you store any batteries with around 40%-60% charge (2 green LEDs), ideally within a temperature range of 0 to 50 degrees centigrade.
#3Make the most of your mowing line
To get the most of your mowing line, simply pop it in a bucket of water for 12-24 hours before using it to make it more flexible and less likely to break.
Technical Specifications
| Recommended battery | AP 100 |
| Standard cutting tool | AutoCut C 4-2 |
| Run time with AP 100 min1) | up to 30 |
| Run time with AP 200 min1) | up to 60 |
| Run time with AP 300 min1) | up to 75 |
| Weight without battery kg2) | 2.7 |
| Cutting tool | AutoCut C4-2 |
| Sound pressure level dB(A)3) | 75 |
| Sound power level dB(A)3) | 91 |
| Vibration value, left m/s24) | 1.3 |
| Vibration value, right m/s24) | 1.1 |
| Total length cm5) | 153 |
| Weight kg | 2.7 |
1) Run times may vary depending on the application
2) Without battery and charger
3) K-factor according to DIR 2006/42/EC = 2.5 dB (A)
4) K-factor according to DIR 2006/42/EC = 2m / s ²
5) Without cutting attachment
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