Another game-changing chainsaw innovation.
Introducing the world’s first battery chainsaw with a clutch: the T542i XP® and 542i XP®. Stay in the cut longer thanks to the added torque and exceptional cutting performance. Designed for arborists and tree climbers, these saws feel like gas, perform like gas, but give you all the benefits of battery.
Introducing the world’s first battery chainsaw with a clutch: the T542i XP® and 542i XP®. Stay in the cut longer thanks to the added torque and exceptional cutting performance. Designed for arborists and tree climbers, these saws feel like gas, perform like gas, but give you all the benefits of battery.
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Meet our award-winning battery saws!
As the world’s first battery chainsaws with a clutch, the T542i XP® and 542i XP® are making headlines. Green Industry Pros has given the T542i XP® a 2024 Editor’s Choice Award, saying “the ability to start these saws with the push of a button means climbing arborists can maximize efficiency while on-the-job.” While OPE+ awarded the 542i XP® a Twenty for 2024 New Product Award, saying it “provides the familiar feel of a gas-powered engine, but with a fraction of the noise and no fumes.”
Coming in clutch
Experience high power and kick-start energy at the start of every cut with the centrifugal clutch. Delivering a throttle response similar to traditional gas-powered models, you'll feel the clutch engage, initiating a burst of energy that results in higher productivity and cutting capabilities.
Restart with a head start
Stay in the cut longer with the convenient restart function. When the chainsaw comes to a stop while cutting in a tree or log, you can restart without having to release your fingers from the trigger or change the position of your hands – for a smoother, more efficient workday.
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Get more done – with ease
With outstanding cutting capacity, you can cut more and stay working longer. In fact, based on internal testing, the T542i XP® delivers up to 10% more cuts than our T540i XP® – for a more productive and rewarding workday.
