Find out which power source best fits your needs!
Outdoor power equipment has evolved. With advancements in battery-operated tools, quieter, eco-friendly alternatives are available, giving their petrol counterparts serious competition. Once considered underpowered, these tools now deliver the power, efficiency, and long-term savings that professionals and homeowners alike can rely on.
Choosing between the two options now might leave some users scratching their heads, as both bring serious advantages to the table. So, when tackling thick brush, trimming hedges, or keeping a lawn in top shape, are you all about petrol’s raw power and endurance, or do you prefer the convenience and efficiency of battery-operated gear?
To assist you in making a decision, Husqvarna has put together a short quiz to guide you toward the perfect power choice for your work style and needs.
For each question, choose the option that best describes your work situation. At the end, tally up your A’s and B’s to reveal your perfect match!
1. Where do you typically work?
A) Remote locations where I need long-lasting, reliable power.
B) Places with easy access to a base or electricity.
2. How long do you usually work without a break?
A) Several hours straight with minimal interruptions.
B) I take natural pauses throughout the day.
3. How important is noise level in your work?
A) Not a big concern – I usually work away from noise-sensitive areas.
B) Very important – I often work in residential or business districts.
4. What type of work do you mostly use power tools for?
A) Heavy-duty tasks that demand maximum power and endurance.
B) A mix of maintenance and landscaping jobs where agility, precision, and ease of use are important.
5. Is managing fuel and maintenance costs a major priority?
A) Yes, but we budget for servicing and refuelling costs.
B) I’d rather have a low-maintenance solution with fewer ongoing expenses.
6. When it comes to handling, what’s most important to you?
A) Durability and power.
B) Lightweight tools that reduce fatigue and are easy to manoeuvre.
7. Do you work in environmentally regulated or emission-sensitive areas?
A) Not often, so emissions aren’t a major concern.
B) Yes, I work in residential areas, parks, nature reserves, or areas with strict environmental rules.
8. What’s the impact if you run out of power during operation?
A) I need to get up and running quickly. I can’t afford to wait around.
B) I can take a break and pick up again later.
9. What do you prioritise when choosing power equipment?
A) Proven performance, durability, and the ability to tackle any job.
B) Sustainability, efficiency, and keeping long-term costs low.
10. What’s your approach when investing in power tools?
A) I focus on getting the best deal upfront, as sticking to a budget is my top priority.
B) I consider long-term savings, the tool’s durability, and how much I’ll save on maintenance.
RESULTS:
Mostly A’s – Petrol Power is Your Best Match!
You need maximum endurance, power, and the ability to refuel instantly. Petrol-powered Husqvarna tools are built to provide continuous power with minimal interruptions. Whether you’re handling heavy-duty cutting, forestry tasks, or working in remote locations, these tools are designed for high performance and reliability. They’re also ideal for gardeners and professionals who need consistent power to tackle everything from large lawn maintenance tasks to tough landscaping projects.
Mostly B’s – Battery Power is the Future for You!
You value lower noise, reduced maintenance, and eco-friendly performance. Husqvarna battery tools are lightweight, cost-effective, and ideal for urban or noise-sensitive work. With quick battery swaps and long-term savings, this is the power solution for sustainability-minded professionals.
A Balanced Mix of A’s and B’s?
You might benefit from both petrol and battery tools, enjoying the best of both worlds. Use petrol for high-intensity, long-duration jobs and battery-powered tools for quick, efficient tasks in noise-sensitive areas.
To find out more about Husqvarna’s exciting range of battery and petrol-powered equipment, please visit: https://www.husqvarna.com/za