2 Install boundary & guide wire
Then you need to place the boundary wire along the area you want to cut and around obstacles e.g. trees and flower beds. This involves pegging in the boundary wire using the pegs provided. The boundary wire signals to the robot that it has reached an area that does not require cutting. You then need to lay the guide wire out from the centre of the charge station and connect it to the boundry wire. This is used to set multiple start points and to guide the robot back to the charging station. This is a little time consuming but only needs to be done once. Think of all those hours you’re going to save not having to cut the lawn again!
3 Program
Place your robot in the charging station, turn on the power and programme your robot. There’s a simple and intuitive interface so you’re ready to go in no time.
No grass box to empty
Intelligent cutting
It knows the weather
The robot only cuts a small length of grass each time, so the cuttings simply ‘mulch’ into the lawn providing natural nutrients resulting in a greener and much healthier lawn.
With LAWNSENSE our robotic mowers detect when the grass is growing and automatically adjusts the cutting schedule.
They even know if it’s too cold to cut the lawn using FROSTSENSE, so stays at home until it’s warm enough to mow. The robot can still cut in the rain.
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