STIHL AS 2 battery
Original price was: € 42,00.€ 34,90Current price is: € 34,90. incl. VAT
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Technical Details
| Nominal voltage | 11 V |
| Weight | 0.22 kg |
| Nominal capacity | 2.6 Ah |
| Energy content | 28 Wh |
| Battery cell technology | Lithium-ion |
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Description
The STIHL AS 2 battery is the perfect choice for small cordless tools with a rated voltage of 10.8 V. With its light and compact design and a weight of just 220 g, the AS 2 battery generates high power thanks to its energy content of 28 Wh. The AS 2 battery ensures that you can use your STIHL cordless tool to carry out even longer detailed work in property and garden maintenance without any problems or interruptions. The powerful AS 2 battery has a long service life. You can use the STIHL AL 1 standard charger to charge the battery.
You can use the STIHL AS 2 battery in a variety of ways with almost all tools in the STIHL AS system. The only exception: It is not compatible with the STIHL HSA 25 cordless pruning shears, which are no longer available.
In our overview of STIHL battery running and charging times, you can see how long you can work with your STIHL cordless tool and how long the STIHL AS 2 battery requires to charge.
About AWService
AWService GmbH was founded in December 2014 by Albert Wörndl, who has been active in the garden equipment industry for more than 30 years. In 2015, our company building at Eisenstraße 4 in St. Marien was constructed and officially opened at the end of June the same year.
Since 2024, our company has been energetically and jointly managed by Alexander & Jürgen Wörndl. In this way, the management has been passed on from Albert Wörndl to the next motivated generation.
Within our team, we rely on experts with many years of experience, creativity, and technical expertise. Our goal is to always identify the changing needs of people and shifts in the market at an early stage. In doing so, price, quality, and performance must always be in harmony.
