Handheld blower Bosch Universal GardenTidy 2300 — 2300 W, 576 m³/h, 45 L collection bag, 185–285 km/h, shredding function

The Bosch Universal GardenTidy 2300 is a handheld blower designed for efficient removal of leaves and garden debris. Equipped with a 2300 W AC motor it delivers a maximum airspeed of 285 km/h while maintaining low vibration emission of 2.5 m/s². Its compact dimensions (230 mm width, 670 mm depth, 1150 mm height) make the unit easy to maneuver and store when not in use.

Advantages

The high-power 2300 W motor provides consistent airflow for clearing lawns, driveways and patios. A maximum airspeed of 285 km/h enables rapid displacement of dry leaves and light debris. Low vibration emission reduces user fatigue during extended use. The handheld design and compact footprint support comfortable one-handed operation and convenient storage in small garden sheds or garages.

Suitable for

• Clearing leaves from lawns, paths and patios
• Removing light garden debris and grass clippings
• Cleaning driveways, garage doors and outdoor furniture surfaces
• Quick seasonal tidy-ups around residential properties

Key specifications

• Power supply: AC mains operation
• Motor power: 2300 W
• Maximum airspeed: 285 km/h
• Vibration emission: 2.5 m/s²
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 230 × 670 × 1150 mm
• Design: handheld blower

How to use

Connect the blower to a suitable mains outlet and ensure the power cable is routed to avoid contact with the blower intake or moving parts. Hold the unit securely by the handle and operate the blower at the recommended settings for the task—use higher airflow for dense leaf build-up and moderate airflow for light debris. Direct the nozzle at a shallow angle to the surface and sweep in a controlled motion to gather leaves into piles. After use, switch off and disconnect from the mains, allow the unit to cool, then store in a dry place.

Recommendations

For safe and effective operation, wear appropriate eye protection and avoid using the blower on wet leaves or heavy, compacted debris. Use short working intervals to limit exposure to vibration and allow the motor to cool during extended jobs. Keep the intake clear of obstructions and inspect the power cable regularly for damage.