Einhell GC-HH 5056 heggenschaar 500 W 230-240 V

The Einhell GC-HH 5056 Hedge Trimmer (500 W, 230–240 V) is an electric telescopic pole trimmer designed for precise maintenance of hedges, shrubs and bushes. The tool features an extendable handle from 170 to 250 cm, a robust metal gearbox and laser-cut, diamond-cut steel blades with 20 mm tooth spacing, a 56 cm sword length and 47 cm cutting length. A tilting cutting head, adjustable carrying strap with quick release and a protective scabbard are included to support comfortable and safe operation.

Advantages

The GC-HH 5056 delivers clean, precise cuts thanks to laser- and diamond-cut blades and a solid metal gearbox for long service life. The telescopic handle allows work at varying heights without a ladder, while the tilting motor head provides five tilt positions for accurate cutting from different angles. An adjustable carrying strap improves weight distribution for ergonomic use, and the included protective sleeve enables safe transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Trimming tall garden hedges from ground level
• Shaping and maintaining shrubs and bushes
• Cutting thicker branches and dense growth (up to tooth spacing capability)

Key specifications

• Power: 500 W
• Voltage: 230–240 V
• Telescopic handle length: 170–250 cm
• Sword length: 56 cm
• Cutting length: 47 cm
• Tooth spacing: 20 mm
• Tilting motor head: 5 positions
• Material: laser-cut, diamond-cut steel blades; metal gearbox
• EAN: 4006825666656

How to use

Securely attach the adjustable carrying strap and set the telescopic handle to the required length (170–250 cm) before connecting to the mains supply. Hold the hedge trimmer with both hands using the softgrip surfaces, select the appropriate tilt position of the motor head for the cutting angle, and move the blade steadily along the hedge to obtain an even cut. For safety, switch off and disconnect from the mains before cleaning, blade maintenance or transporting in the protective sleeve.

Recommendations

For best results and safe operation, wear appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, eye protection and sturdy footwear), avoid working in wet conditions, and do not force the blades through branches thicker than the specified tooth spacing. Regularly check and clean the blades and consult the manufacturer’s instructions for maintenance intervals.