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DCS-3500T
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DCS-3500T

Cordless top-handle removal chainsaw

The DCS-3500T is the most powerful top-handle chainsaw ever made by ECHO. One of the lightest of its kind, it offers enhanced manoeuvrability with higher work comfort in multiple positions and enhances work safety. This top-handle chainsaw is the perfect combination of high chain speed and purposely distributed high torque, allowing jobs such as removal, heavy pruning or other arborist tasks.

EAN code: 4934110717175

Bar length (inch)
12, 14, 16
Chain pitch (inch)
0.325
Rated power (kW)
1.81
Dry weight (kg)
2.2

Product

Technologies

  • G+ Series

    Side Access Chain Tensioner

    Quick and safe chain adjustment.

  • G+ Series

    Quick Draw

    Clip and unclip your saw conveniently with one hand.

  • G+ Series

    Spike

Product

Specifications

Bar length (cm)
35, 40, 30
Bar length (inch)
12, 14, 16
Chain pitch (inch)
0.325
Output (kW)
1.81
Quick draw
true
Soft start
true
Battery type
56V
Dry weight (kg)
2.2
Guide Bar Gauge (inch)
0.043

Rated voltage (V)
50.4
Runtime (min)
25min (LBP-56V125) & 51min (LBP-56V250)
Power source type
Battery
Rated power (kW)
1.81

Blade scabbard
true
Chain brake
Inertia mechanical and electric
Chain tensioner location
Side
Chainsaw sproket material
Metal
Side access chain tensioner
true
Spike as standard
true

Battery compatibility
LBP-56V125, LBP-56V250, LBP-50-250, LBP-50-150
Battery port
Single
Housing main material
PA
Motor type
Brushless outer rotor
Spikes material
Metal

Battery system
56V
Protection class
IPX4

Chainsaw front handle material
Synthetic
Handle soft grip
true

Anti-liquage system
true
Chain oil tank capacity (ml)
240
Lubrication type
Automatic
Oil cap location
Left
Oil cap type
ECHO flip cap

Drop prevention nuts
true
Main switch
true
Overload protection
true
Overload protection reset
true

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FAQ

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The right bar length depends on the diameter of the wood you cut and your experience. Shorter bars are lighter and easier to handle for pruning and light work, while longer bars suit felling larger trees. Our Tool finder can help you compare models.

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Guides & advice

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    Chainsaw Safety Essentials

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    How to Sharpen a Chainsaw Chain

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