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● The lawn area must be bordered as a single enclosed area.
● Any parallel boundary wires (11) installed at a distance of at least 10 cm are identified as an
obstacle by the lawn mower and are evaded, and a distance of 5 mm or less are not detected by
the lawn mower and are passed over.
● Keep a distance of at least 1m between bordered obstacles. Border obstacles that do not meet
this minimum distance as a single obstacle.
● The lawn mower’s sensors are able to detect and evade stationary and solid obstacles (walls,
garden furniture, etc.) larger than 10 cm. Protect sensitive obstacles (e.g. flowerbeds) on the
lawn area with the boundary wire (11).
● Avoid creating corners with a 90° angle. Instead, split these into two 45° angles. Make sure that
the boundary wire (11) does not intersect at any point. This can lead to faults and failures in the
lawn mower’s operation.
Trees
The lawn mower detects trees as a normal obstacle. However, protruding roots may damage the
underside blades (20). We recommend using the boundary wire (11) to also border trees.
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Obtuse angles
Curves
Don't cross wires
No acute angles
No right angles
≥10cm
If a tree root is protruding
into the perimeter of your
cutting area it would present
a problem for the mower.
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Take the perimeter around
the tree root, leaving this
area unmowed.
Cut the tree root back with
a saw and fill any resulting
uneven surface, then set the
perimeter over it.
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