Greenhouse & Smart Farming
Robotic Lawn Mower
Set a boundary once and it mows by itself, going back to its base station to charge when it needs power.
- Automatic mowing
- Large rear wheels
- Obstacle bumper
- Returns to charge
About this product
How the Robotic Lawn Mower works
A lawn looks best when it is cut little and often, but few people have the time. A robotic mower does exactly that: it works for a short period most days, trimming a fraction of a centimetre each time, which leaves a tidy lawn and fine clippings that feed the grass.
The machine runs on two large rear wheels that handle slopes and uneven ground, with a smooth shell that sheds water and a bumper at the front that detects obstacles. A thin boundary wire pegged around the lawn tells it where to mow, and sensors tell it when to turn, avoid or return to its charging station.
Robotic mowers are popular for villa gardens, hotels, schools, small sports pitches and estates where labour costs matter. They are quiet, so they can run early in the morning or in the evening. We confirm the lawn area, slope limits and installation kit for each model before you order.
Before you buy the Robotic Lawn Mower
A robotic mower keeps grass at a steady height and saves hours each week. It needs a boundary wire laid once and a charging station on level ground. It suits residential lawns, estates and small sports areas, but not rough or steep terrain.
Specifications
Specifications
Robotic Lawn Mower: the specifications
| Product type | Robotic lawn mower |
|---|---|
| Drive | Two large rear wheels |
| Guidance | Boundary wire and sensors |
| Power | Rechargeable battery with charging station |
| Supplied as | Mower with station and installation kit |
| Lawn area, slope limit and cutting height | On request |
Sizes available
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Key features of the Robotic Lawn Mower
Automatic mowing
Mows itself on a schedule inside the boundary wire.
Large rear wheels
Cope with slopes and uneven lawns.
Obstacle bumper
Detects objects and turns away.
Returns to charge
Docks itself when the battery runs low.
Questions
Questions about the Robotic Lawn Mower
Robotic mowers have sensors and stop blades when lifted or tilted, but supervise children and pets and follow the safety guide.
