Snow blowers with electric start 230 V

Electric starter (mains 220 V)

— the presence of a starter powered by a 220 V in the snow blower.

Petrol engines of small power are usually started manually, using a cable. However, for heavy powerful devices, this method is poorly suited, they require a starter — a small electric motor that rotates the engine shaft, allowing it to enter the mode. In most snow blowers that use this starting method, the starter is powered by 220 V — in other words, to start the device it must be connected to a power socket. This allows to work without heavy and expensive batteries, and snow blowers are not often used away from electricity. However if the engine stalls "in an open field", difficulties may arise; however, if the operating rules are followed, the likelihood of such a situation is extremely low, and a manual start cable is usually provided.