I have an electric wood chipper, it's...adequate. Its been a few years since I bought it, but at the time I bought it, my understanding was that you could not get an electric version that matches the power of gas powered units. For electric, you get to pick either a mulcher that will shred leaves and VERY small branches or a chipper that will slowly turn smallish (maybe 1-1.5") branches into chunks.

Overall, It works for my purpose. I would prefer to have a more powerful one, but I only use it a few times a year and would prefer to avoid dealing with the maintenance that goes with a gas unit (not to mention the horrible smell when using one).

I have no experience with mulchers but if they can get my thickness planer to run on 15 amps they should be able to run a wood chipper on it.

We invested in the Stihl kombitool system 10+ years ago. I think we have 6 attachments for it now. The old 2 stroke motor finally gave out, and it was a no-brainer to replace it with an electric motor, especially since they were running a special for a free battery when you buy a motor plus a battery & charger.

My wife especially loves it since she always had trouble starting the gas engine…