What's the Hz for this saw? just 60 or 50/60?
1575596
On the planer body it says 60 but the manual says 50/60. Take your pick. You can probably download the manual from Bosch.
1763589
I don't know the decibel rating...but I personally have no issue with the noise it creates. It's no more or less than any other cutting tool I use.
1993596
I'm not sure, you'll have to check the spec's for both. I got mine several years ago on sale for about $110.00.It works very well, except if your saw table is NOT a CABINET WORKERS saw, there is very little room between the front edge of the table and the blade. Meaning its only good for small pieces of wood between the front table edge and the blade, because the miter gauge will tilt down when its over the front table edge.
1869556
I use my saw usually with an Alaskan mill, 24 " bar and chain on mine, it has never bogged down with careful use, at 60cc it is a really good value. make sure you use fuel stabilizers as ethanol fuel will play havoc with ignition when it takes on water.
1792431
60 hz, usually they make it a front page thing that the monitor is 120hz since its a selling factor.
1581351
You can always rewind the coils of the motor or get a transformer. A 60 Hz motor works on 50 Hz not the other way around. Keep in mind the rpm will be less by +/- 15%
1437538
I have this saw and it is not 220volts . It is 120 volt with a standard 3 prong plug on it
1337232
It depends on the tool you have plugged into it. Speed for the jig saw for example is between 2000 to 5000 strokes per min.
259502
It is 110. Realtime not worth the money. Would be veterans off to spend a little more and get a quality saw
1863692
120 volts AC it will work on 50 or 60 hertz or cycles per second. now if it was a clock that used the cycles per second for the seocnd hand to move then it would have to be 60 Hz.
1600981
I have the 55" LM6700 not the 47" but I have noticed that it does appear to be 60hz instead of the advertised 120hz. This doesn't bother me too much because I dislike the way 120 hz. looks. TruMotion is horrible.
694981
I just went and took a look, the info on the side of my tool reads: 120 volt, 60Hz, 5A.No other voltage or Hz is mentioned.
1871693
We have a power supply cord, Model SAW-0500800. Input: 100-240V, 50-60 Hz, 3A;Output: 5V, 800mA. There is a plug-in location inside the battery compartment.
1221776
No It's rated for 120VAC 60 Hz only. I would like to think that Bosch makes this for 230VAC 50Hz power also.
485209
I believe mine is the 10-30-23 but would need to physically check it. I think I did cross reference mine with Bahco prior to making my purchase. It is an excellent saw compared to the other $80.00 saw I bought. See my reviews.
1911573
I find mine to be fairly quiet, but it can depend on the size of blade or the type of wood being cut and how thick it is. I have no problem with noise and not to mention if the saw is not bolted down it could be loud also. I never bolt mine down and I find it to be quiet. Not too loud but then I'm a bit deaf too... Thanks Fay
666529
I wouldnt be to concerened with adjusting the blade to the miter slot, not important. Adjust your fence to the blade, because that is what you guild off of not the slot. 1/64 off is not bad for a contractor grade saw that is portable.