Hedge Trimmer Black & Decker BEHTS551 Double Blade 650 W

The Black & Decker BEHTS551 Double Blade 650 W hedge trimmer is a corded electric tool designed to trim and shape hedges and shrubs. It combines a 650 W motor with dual-action blades to provide steady cutting performance for routine garden maintenance. The tool’s balanced weight and compact housing support extended use while keeping handling manageable for domestic outdoor tasks.

Advantages

This hedge trimmer delivers consistent cutting power from a 650 W motor and double-action blades that reduce vibration and improve cut quality. The lightweight design and ergonomic grip enhance control and maneuverability along hedge lines. The durable blade construction and protective guard contribute to longer tool life and safer operation when working near branches and foliage.

Suitable for

• Trimming and shaping residential hedges and borders
• Maintaining medium-density shrubs and topiary
• Clearing overgrowth along fences and pathways
• Regular seasonal garden maintenance

Key specifications

• Motor power: 650 W
• Blade type: double-action (dual blades)
• Intended power source: mains (corded electric)
• Typical use: domestic and residential garden maintenance
• Design: lightweight, balanced housing with ergonomic handle

How to use

Connect the hedge trimmer to a suitable outdoor-rated extension lead and ensure the supply is switched off before plugging in. Hold the tool with both hands using the main and auxiliary handles, and position the blade at the required trimming angle. Move the trimmer with steady, controlled strokes along the hedge surface, avoiding forced cuts through branches thicker than the blade capacity. After use, disconnect from power, clean debris from the blades, and store the tool in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

For safe and efficient operation, wear eye and hand protection, use an RCD-protected power supply, and avoid trimming in wet conditions. Inspect the cutting blades regularly and remove sap or debris to maintain cutting performance. Do not attempt to cut branches that exceed the recommended thickness for the blades; use a pruning saw for larger wood.