— in this case, we mean a standard household network of 230 V. The main advantage of this option is the ability to create a tool of almost any power, even quite high. In addition, the operating time is not limited by the charge of the batteries, but such planers, other things being equal, are much cheaper than rechargeable ones. On the other hand, to work with a “powered” tool, you will need an outlet, and mobility will be limited by the length of the power cord.
