Battery chainsaws

Easy starting: Battery saws start at the push of a button and need no fuel or engine maintenance. Noise figures are given on each model's manufacturer data sheet.

Cleanliness and maintenance: With cordless saws there is no need to worry about mixing fuel or oil. There are also no direct exhaust emissions during use.

Lighter weight: Because cordless saws do not have an internal combustion engine, they are often lighter and more comfortable to use. This reduces fatigue and makes the work easier.

Lower maintenance costs: Cordless saws require less maintenance, as they do not have the working mechanisms of a petrol engine that need regular servicing. For example, there is no need to change the oil or check the spark plugs.

Easier starting: Cordless saws start immediately once the battery is charged, and there is no need to worry about “warming up” the engine or starting difficulties.

Strong performance: It all depends on the specific model, but modern cordless saws can offer quite good performance.

Repeated use and energy efficiency: If you make short cuts, working with a cordless saw can be very energy-efficient, as it can be used quickly without worrying about running out of fuel.

Friendly to home users: Cordless saws are often aimed more at home users who may not need a strong, high-powered petrol-engine saw but simply want to cut wood in the garden.

In summary, cordless saws are often better for small and medium garden work, being easier to use and maintain, while petrol-engine saws may be better for cutting larger trees where more power is needed.