
The American Green Zone Alliance (AGZA) was founded to provide clarity, trusted guidance, and empower informed decision-making. Our priority is to equip clients and crews with credible, field-validated insights on which manufacturers and equipment platforms are truly capable of meeting the demands of commercial production—and which solutions can effectively replace traditional gas-powered machines.
Our goal is to deliver the data, experience, and confidence you need to make the best decisions for your organization. And when you’re ready to transition to the future of land care, AGZA is here to help you do so efficiently, effectively, and with confidence—while maintaining operational performance and profitability.
AGZA has been testing, implementing, and validating battery-electric equipment in commercial, academic, and municipal environments for over a decade. We began by converting our own commercial landscape maintenance operations from gas-powered equipment at a time when extension cords represented the leading edge of electric solutions. Since then, AGZA has remained at the forefront of the battery-electric transition—closely tracking advancements in lithium-ion technology, performance gains, and cost reductions that now power every aspect of modern life.
Along the way, AGZA has established itself as a trusted thought leader and influential voice within the landscape maintenance industry. Our unique position—as a highly informed yet impartial liaison between end users, commercial crews, municipalities, air quality regulators, and equipment manufacturers—derives its value from our commitment to independence and objectivity.
AGZA provides its full confidence in the brands and tools included in this directory. These products represent some of the best options within the cordless lawn and garden sector—capable of meeting the demands of full-time, commercial-grade grounds maintenance and, in many cases, effectively replacing traditional gas-powered equipment.
While no single tool is universally suited for every application, and battery-electric equipment does not always match gas on raw power alone, the gap continues to narrow. With the right battery platform, properly matched equipment, and an understanding of optimal operational practices, there is no longer any question: for organizations committed to the transition, the tools that exist on the market today to deliver professional, high-quality results.
Many variables factor into any final equipment purchasing decision. What we can promise is this: if you are seriously evaluating the many benefits of electric operations—including the strategic advantage of offering low-noise, zero-emissions services—AGZA AFTC Certified equipment from the manufacturers listed below will provide the highest likelihood of success and the best possible operational outcomes.


STIHL 36V AK RESIDENTIAL
STIHL’s AK Residential Battery Tools deliver a quiet, high-performance experience for the DIY homeowner who takes pride in the appearance of their property. Choose from a full range of lawn mowers, hedge trimmers, leaf blowers, string trimmers, chainsaws, and many other lawn and garden tools available in the STIHL AK lineup.
Item | Model # |
|---|---|
Battery Powered Chainsaw | MSA 120 C-B |
Battery Powered Chainsaw | MSA 140 C-B |
Battery Powered Grass Trimmer | FSA 57 |
Battery Powered Handheld Blower | BGA 57 |
Battery Powered Hedge Trimmer | HSA 56 |
Battery Powered Long Reach Trimmer | HLA 56 |
Battery Powered Walk Behind Mower | RMA 460 |
Battery Powered Walk Behind Mower | RMA 460 V |
Battery Powered String Trimmer | FSA 60 R |
Battery Powered Handheld Blower | SHA 56 |
Battery Powered Pole Pruner | HTA 50 |
Lithium-Ion Battery | AK 10 Lithium-Ion Battery |
Lithium-Ion Battery | AK 20 Lithium-Ion Battery |
Lithium-Ion Battery | AK 30 Lithium-Ion Battery |
Battery Charger | AL 101 Battery Charger |
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RESIDENTIAL
Item | Model # |
|---|---|
60V 21” Self-Propelled Mower | KG760 |
60V 21" Push Mower | KG758 |
60V 850 CFM Blower | KG561 |
60V 750 CFM Blower | KG560 |
60V 16" Carbon Fiber Line Trimmer | KG162 |
60V 16" Line Trimmer | KG160 |
60V 18" Chainsaw | KG368 |
60V 16" Chainsaw | KG367 |
60V 25" Hedge Trimmer | KG262 |
5.0 Ah Battery | KA3008 |
2.0 Ah Battery | KA3001 |
3A Fast Charger | KA3712 |
3A Fast Charger | KA3714 |
Dual Port Charger | KA3706 |
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RESIDENTIAL
Item | Model # |
|---|---|
Power+ 615 CFM Blower | LB6151 |
Power+ 580 CFM Blower | LB5804 |
Power+ 575 CFM Blower | LB5754 |
Power+ 530 CFM Blower | LB5302 |
Power+ 600 CFM Blower | LB6000 |
Power+ 21" Push Mower | LM2101 |
Power+ 21" Self-Propelled Mower | LM2102SP |
Power+ 21" Self-Propelled Mower Touch Drive | LM2125SP |
Power+ 21" Push Mower Select Cut | LM2135 |
Power+ 15" String Trimmer | ST1500-2 |
Power+ 15" Rear Motor String Trimmer | ST1500-2 |
Power+ 15" String Trimmer Rapid Reload | ST1502SA |
Power+ 15" String Trimmer Power Load | ST1521S |
Rain Cover for CyberTank | KAC927 |
Power+ Hedge Trimmer | HT2400 |
Power+ Brushless Hedge Trimmer | HT2411 |
Power+ 25" Hedge Trimmer | HT2501 |
Power+ 14" Chain Saw | CS1401 |
Power+ Nexus Portable Power Station | PST3042 |
Power+ 18" Misting Fan |
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Principal CEO at Gardenland Power Equipment & Co-Founder and CEO of Towa Industries Inc.
Roger Phelps joined STIHL Inc. in 2001 and is currently the Corporate Communications Manager. In that position he is responsible for creating and telling the STIHL story through integrated event marketing, strategic partnerships, sponsorships, and digital and social media with the goal of increasing the visibility of and affinity for the STIHL brand and over 10,000 STIHL dealers. He attended the U.S. Naval Academy and served 10 years in the U.S. Navy attaining the rank of Lieutenant Commander. He has serves on the National Association of Landscape Professionals Foundation Board of Directors, the National Association of State Park Directors Leadership School Board of Regents, and the Professional Grounds Management Society Board of Directors.



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