Litheli

Mowing the lawn, lighting a work area, and carrying outdoor equipment are uses Litheli brings together around tools and batteries. Its U.S. store, with an administrative contact at UNIGO Inc. in Santa Clara, California, offers garden machinery, power tools, and outdoor gear. The catalog distinguishes complete products, bare tools, and accessories, an important separation for understanding what each purchase includes.

The U20 family has a central role. Published items include a 20 V, 2 Ah battery that combines tool use with a power-bank function, 40 V equipment, and products using two 20 V batteries. The catalog differentiates capacities and configurations. That identification accompanies each tool, rather than presenting every battery as interchangeable without conditions.

Garden equipment includes lawn mowers, leaf blowers, string trimmers, hedge trimmers, pole saws, and chainsaws. Advertised models include an eighteen-inch brushless mower and a dual-battery blower, along with a mini chainsaw. The snow section adds a twenty-inch machine. Replacement blades and other accessories extend the outdoor maintenance offering.

Work tools include drills, impact drivers and wrenches, paint sprayers, and inflators. The U20 LED light provides a portable lighting option. Product pages distinguish bare tools from sets with a battery and charger, and there is a bundle section. The catalog can be explored around the task and the components a user already owns.

Outdoor gear extends battery use beyond the garden. FrozenPack is presented as a backpack refrigerator, while V140i SE is an electric wagon. The V140 folding camping table and B600 portable power station provide other applications. Published information describes the latter with 600 Wh, 600 W output, and nine ports, within its portable energy offering.

Support includes order tracking, product registration, FAQs, and shipping, return, and warranty information. The blog and collections help explore equipment uses. Litheli combines machinery for specific tasks with mobility and energy products: a catalog best understood through product families, voltages, and package configurations rather than a single tool category.