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Suitable for larger lawns up to 3500 m² with slopes up to 70%
Top of the range model in the X-line series
Suitable for larger lawns up to 5000 m² and handles slopes up to 45%
Maximum work area up to 500-meter radius
A robotic lawn mower is an autonomous mower that maintains your lawn with minimal human involvement. It uses built-in sensors, boundary guidance (wire or GPS), and programmed routines to navigate and mow the grass on its own, even returning to its charging station when needed.
Some robotic mowers use perimeter boundary wires to define where they should mow, while others use virtual boundaries with GPS and sensors to map and stay within your lawn area. Wired systems are traditional and cost-effective while GPS-based systems offer easier setup and flexibility.
Robot mowers vary in lawn coverage. Many are designed for small to medium gardens, and higher-end models can manage lawns of several thousand square metres. Always check the individual model’s specifications to match your garden size.
Yes, robot mowers come with safety features such as obstacle sensors, lift/tilt shut-off, and automatic stop functions to prevent injury or damage. They’re generally quieter and lower-risk than traditional mowers.
While robotic mowers operate largely automatically, they still benefit from periodic blade sharpening or replacement, cleaning of wheels and sensors, and seasonal care. Most also return to their base to recharge, and you’ll need to keep the charging station clear and weather-protected.
