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Evolution Power Tools R185CCSX+ vs Pike Signals EVO
The Evolution Power Tools R185CCSX+ is a 185mm circular saw compatible with evolution's mini guide track. The Pike Signals EVO is a battery-powered portable traffic light system.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Specifications side by side
| Evolution Power Tools R185CCSX+ | Pike Signals EVO | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 5.1 kg | under 210kg including batteries (RadioMaster) |
| Motor | 1600 W, 240V | - |
| Blade diameter | 185 mm | - |
| No-load speed | 3900 rpm | - |
| Max depth of cut at 0 degrees | 64 mm (59mm with track) | - |
| Max mild steel plate | 6 mm | - |
| Power | - | deep-cycle VRLA batteries, 12V 105Ah |
| Controllers | - | T2 (2-phase), T5 (5-phase), PT5 (5-phase + 4 pedestrian crossings) |
| Battery life | - | up to 14 days (RadioMaster) or 7 days (MicroBox) |
Sources: Evolution Power Tools R185CCSX+, Pike Signals EVO. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the R185CCSX+ if...
The R185CCSX+ gives tradespeople a lighter, more portable multi-material saw than the mitre or table saw models, aimed at first fix carpenters and general builders cutting mixed timber, sheet and light steel stock on site. Its track compatibility offers straight-line cutting without buying a separate plunge saw system.
Full R185CCSX+ specifications →Buy or hire the EVO if...
A battery-powered temporary traffic light system for controlling single-lane closures on roadworks and utility jobs. Highways and utility contractors hire it where mains power is not available at the site.
Full EVO specifications →Common questions
What is the difference between the Evolution Power Tools R185CCSX+ and the Pike Signals EVO?
The Evolution Power Tools R185CCSX+ is a 185mm circular saw compatible with Evolution's mini guide track; the Pike Signals EVO is a battery-powered portable traffic light system.
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