Black and Decker 36V Lithium Ion 24-Inch Hedge Trimmer Can this be operated while plugged in an electric outlet by a cord
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No, it is only battery powered. Not sure why anyone would really need that capability, provided you can plan ahead an hour or so to charge a depleted battery, if that is ever the case.
456055
NO - The power comes from the "battery pack", which is removable for charging. The separate charger is plugged into an outlet. Besides that - - there would never be any reason to want to run off of an electrical cord.
1144779
As long as you use the adapter that comes with the trimmer, there should not be a problem. Adapters step down the voltage to match the device's electrical requirements. Just plug the charger into the adapter and the place it in the outlet. Check the owner's manual to determine when it's fully charged. I trust this answers your question.
634758
Not a cordless trimmer and is therefore, not rechargeable. Must be connected to a power cord in order to operate.
1594396
NO. It is designed to use with the 20 volt battery pack and does so very well. I trim at least 75 feet of bushes and still have plenty of power left to do more before recharging.
1581541
I have two items, the polesaw which I used all last winter charging occasionally, best product I have ever owned power wise and length between charging. Bought a hedge trimmer works great, do not use as often. From use so far I love my products. I do not store battery on the charger. I have not used my polesaw this year, but I expect it to perform as well as last year.
1572171
This unit is a string trimmer, so I doubt it would trim hedges as the string would just break off eveytime the string strikes the limbs of the bush. I recently purchashed a Black & Decker TR117 3.2-Amp Hedge Trimmer, 17-Inch just for the purpose of trimming hedges. I have not reviewed the trimmmer as yet because I have not had the opportunity to use it.
1011045
This model trimmer does not have battery. It uses an electric cord. I have a 100 ft cord I use with it and have been very pleased with its operation for my needs. I role the cord up on a plastic reel which make its easy role the cord out when I use it.
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I looked at the WG265 Hedge Trimmer on the Worx website which looks like it only can handle the 24-Volt battery. I would not mix and match the batteries as I have found with some of the earlier products that if they are not built for the recommended battery, the product may cease to function. I currently only have the 24V Trimmer so the interchange for me works fine.
1387273
If you need the hedge trimmer it comes with a charger. Why a charger doesn't come with a blower baffles me. I would call B&D; about that issue.
1821773
No battery or charger.....You can use the same battery with a number of tools.....If you have a battery order the cheap one.....I have a pole saw and hedge trimmer and weed eater......They are great.....NO CORD....Need I say more
1036322
No. It works on an extension cord. Used it at the end of last season in our 20 by 30 ft garden! Very powerfull and easy to use! Just plug it in and go!
406223
Yes, you can use it when plugged in. Also charges very quickly in an emergency. It is a GREAT razor!!!!
680668
This is an ELECTRIC chain saw. It is NOT CORDLESS. You'll need a heavy duty extension cord. If you use the extension pole, the saw unit plugs into the cord on that first. If you use it as a small chainsaw, then the plug goes right to your extension cord.
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The charger has a component that reminds you of the charging units for a cell phone/compurer/laptop. It plugs into a standard electrical outlet. You receive two batteries and one charger. Let me add, that I am able to trim both front and back yard on one battery...it holds the charge very good. It has,to me, similar power as does an electric / gas machine. I am pleased with my Black and Decker cordless!
2213439
No, this is an electric trimmer. You just need several 50 foot extension cords.
1943157
Melanie, truthfully I don't know. Purchased this along with the blower. So now I have two batteries in case I'm trying andI need a recharge. These are a tad heavier than regular electric trimmers, but can trim without hesitation in a rainy environmentand don't have to get out cord. Depending on your use, I would expect 2-3 years out of them. Don't know for sure, threw allpaperwork away. I use them all the time on hollies and regular hedge and have been well pleased with their positives as Imentioned before. Much better than the old Black and Decker cordless I used to have. Hope this helps. Dr. Speck Melanie, truthfully I don't know. Purchased this along with the blower. So now I have two batteries in case I'm trying andI need a recharge. These are a tad heavier than regular electric trimmers, but can trim without hesitation in a rainy environmentand don't have to get out cord. Depending on your use, I would expect 2-3 years out of them. Don't know for sure, threw allpaperwork away. I use them all the time on hollies and regular hedge and have been well pleased with their positives as Imentioned before. Much better than the old Black and Decker cordless I... » Read More Melanie, truthfully I don't know. Purchased this along with the blower. So now I have two batteries in case I'm trying andI need a recharge. These are a tad heavier than regular electric trimmers, but can trim without hesitation in a rainy environmentand don't have to get out cord. Depending on your use, I would expect 2-3 years out of them. Don't know for sure, threw allpaperwork away. I use them all the time on hollies and regular hedge and have been well pleased with their positives as Imentioned before. Much better than the old Black and Decker cordless I used to have. Hope this helps. Dr. Speck « Show Less
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I am not sure. I have two products, a Black & Decker weed wacker and hedge trimmer, which both take an 18V battery. The brought a new 18V B&D battery, as the old ones were losing power and not holding power as long. The new battery has definitely extended the time the battery stays on. I can freely interchange the batteries between the two products. It would be important to look at the connections on any pictures you can find on the battery and look at the connection on your drill and see if they match.