Parkside PGSA 12 A1, Translation Of The Original Instructions

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15 Device housing
16 Plug
17 Socket
18 Release, working angle of the
telescopic arm
19 Adjusting screw, telescopic arm
20 Switch lock, telescopic arm
21 On/Off switch, telescopic arm
Technical data
Cordless
Combi-Shear ............... PGSA 12 A1
Motor voltage U .......................... 12 V
Rated speed n
0
...................... 1200 min
-1
Protection category...........................IPX1
Sound power level (L
WA
)
guaranteed ........................... 85 dB(A)
Weight (incl. accessories) .. approx 1.66 kg
Vibration (a
h
)
at handle ........ 2.02 m/s
2
, K= 1.5 m/s
2
Grass-trimming blade
Cutting width ..........................120 mm
Sound pressure level
(L
pA
) ................75.6 dB(A), K
pA
= 3 dB
Sound power level (L
WA
)
measured ..81.0 dB(A); K
WA
= 3.52 dB
Shrub-trimming blade
Cutting length ........................170 mm
Cutting thickness ..............max. 7.9 mm
Sound pressure level
(L
pA
) ................71.9 dB(A), K
pA
= 3 dB
Sound power level (L
WA
)
measured ..79.0 dB(A); K
WA
= 3.81 dB
Attention! An up-to-date list
of battery compatibility can
be found at:
www.lidl.de/akku
This device can only be operated with
the following rechargeable batteries:
PAPK 12 A1, PAPK 12 A2, PAPK 12 A3,
PAPK 12 B1, PAPK 12 B2, PAPK 12 B3.
This type of battery may only be charged
with the following chargers PLGK 12 A1,
PLGK 12 A2, PLGK 12 B2.
Charging
time (h.)
PAPK 12 A1
PAPK 12 A2
PAPK 12 A3
PAPK 12 B1
PAPK 12 B2
PAPK 12 B3
PLGK 12 A1
1 2
PLGK 12 A2
1 2
PLGK 12 B2
0,5 1
The noise and vibration levels have been
calculated according to the norms stated in
the conformity statement.
The stated vibration emission value was
measured in accordance with a standard
testing procedure and may be used to com-
pare 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.
Try to keep the exposure to vibra-
tions as low as possible. Examples
of measures to reduce vibration
exposure are the wearing of gloves
when using the tool and limiting the
working hours. For this purpose all
parts of the operating cycle have to
be considered (for example, times
when the electric tool is switched off
and times when it is switched on but
running without any load).