Cordless aerators

Electric (battery)

— aerators with electric motors powered by batteries. Such models have all the main advantages of electric motors — in particular, ease of maintenance, low cost of operation, relatively low noise level and the complete absence of exhaust gases (for more details, see "electric (mains)". The battery makes the device as autonomous as possible, allowing you to work even in the complete absence of sockets nearby.And the absence of a power cord that can get underfoot can also be attributed to advantages.On the other hand, battery units are noticeably more expensive and weigh more than similar models with mains power, their power is lower than that of gasoline , and the operating time is limited — and after the charge is exhausted, the battery needs to be charged, which takes quite a long time. However, the latter can be partly offset by the use of replaceable batteries and the ability to purchase a spare battery in such a way that one battery is charged while the second is used. anyway, the battery nye models are relatively rare; you should pay attention to such aerators if you need an autonomous unit, but gasoline models are not suitable for one reason or another.