Technical Data - Grizzly Tools EHS 600-51 Traducción Del Manual De Instrucciones Original

Technical Data

Electrical hedge trimmer ..... EHS 600-51
Input voltage rating ......230-240 V~, 50 Hz
Input power ..................................... 600 W
Safety class ........................................
Protection category........................... IP 20
Knife movements per minutes ..1700 min
Weight ...........................................2.48 kg
Length of blades ...........................490 mm
Cutting length ...............................450 mm
Cutting capacity ..............................16 mm
Acoustic power
level (L ) ............ 98 dB (A); K
WA
Acoustic power level (gar.) ....101.0 dB (A)
Sound pressure
level (L ) .............89.9dB (A); K
pA
Vibration at the
handle (a ) ............. 4.38 m/s
h
Vibration at the bow
handle (a ) ............. 3.37 m/s
h
The stated vibration emission value was
measured in accordance with a standard
testing procedure and may be used to
compare one power tool to another.
The stated vibration emission value may
also be used for a preliminary exposure
assessment.The stated vibration emission
value was measured in accordance with
a standard testing procedure and may
be used to compare one power tool to
another.
The stated vibration emission value may
also be used for a preliminary exposure
assessment.
Warning:
The vibration emission value may
differ during actual use of the
power tool from the stated value
depending on the manner in which
the power tool is used.
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Noise and vibration values have been de-
termined according to the standards and
= 3,27 dB regulations mentioned in the declaration
WA
of conformity.
Technical and optical changes may be
= 3.0 dB undertaken in the course of further de-
pA
velopment without notice. All dimensions,
; K= 1.5 m/s references and information in this instruc-
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tion manual are therefore not guaranteed.
; K= 1.5 m/s Legal claims made on the basis of the
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instruction manual can therefore not be
considered as valid.
Safety precautions aimed at pro-
tecting the user should be based
on estimated exposure under
actual usage conditions (all parts
of the operating cycle are to be
considered, including, for example,
times during which the power tool
is turned off and times when the
tool is turned on but is running
idle).
GB
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