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A detailed buying guide: how to choose a cordless blower.
This section covers 12–82 V class cordless blowers: compact workshop models, garden blowers and blower-vacuums that collect and shred leaves. They are used for clearing leaves and debris from yards, pavements and car parks, and for blowing away shavings and dust in the workshop, on site and from tools. With no cable or fuel, a cordless blower is light, starts instantly and suits both home and professional use.
Compact blowers suit the workshop and cleaning computers and tools, garden blowers handle leaves and debris, and blower-vacuums also collect and shred leaves into a bag. For a comparison with corded and petrol models, see how to choose an electric blower or blower vacuum and how to choose an internal combustion engine blower or blower vacuum.
Air speed (m/s or km/h) determines how well the blower moves wet and stuck leaves, while air volume (m³/h or m³/min) shows how large an area it clears. Household models usually deliver 40–70 m/s, and 36–40 V models can reach 10–15 m³/min. Read airflow volume and speed in blowers.
In blower-vacuums the shred ratio (for example 10:1–16:1) shows how much the leaf volume is reduced, and the bag usually holds 25–45 l. Check how easy it is to switch modes and whether the shredding impeller is metal or plastic. See blower vacuum mulching ratio and collection bag capacity.
12–20 V blowers suit small yards and workshops, 36–40 V models handle larger areas, and 48–82 V and backpack models suit professional work. With a 4 Ah battery a blower runs about 15–30 minutes at medium speed and only a few minutes in turbo mode. See cordless tool voltage (V) and battery capacity (Ah).
A brushless motor delivers more airflow and longer runtime per charge. Variable speed control and a speed lock let you save the battery and avoid scattering leaves over areas already cleared. See brushed and brushless motor.
Blowers are often sold without a battery and charger for the TOTAL, DYLLU, EMTOP, Makita or DeWalt platforms, which saves money if you already own batteries. For large areas a spare battery or a fast charger is useful. Read what is a unified battery platform and how to choose a battery and charger.
Cordless blowers typically produce 80–95 dB and weigh 1.5–3.5 kg with the battery. Good balance, a rubberised handle and a shoulder strap reduce arm fatigue. See what is noise level in db and tool ergonomics, weight, and safety systems.
Wear safety goggles and ear protection, plus a dust mask in dusty areas, and never point the airflow at people or animals. Switch off the tool and remove the battery before changing the tube or bag on a blower-vacuum. Read how to use cordless tools safely.
At ToolsArmenia you can compare cordless blowers by air speed and volume, shredding function, voltage, battery capacity and weight and choose the right model for your yard, garden or workshop.
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