The purchase of a robotic mower has many benefits. In the best case, minimal touch ups are required allowing for more leisure activities in the garden. At the same time, regular lawn mowing helps promote the healthy and vigorous growth of the lawn, while mulch adds natural fertilizers to the soil. For all of this to really work in practice, your new robotic lawnmower should fit the environmental variables. Lawn sizes, slopes or different zones are just some of the criteria to consider when determining the best robotic mower for you.
By no means is every robotic mower suitable for all lawn sizes, slopes or even different lawn zones. There are less expensive models that do a great job on small lawns with just a few features, while premium robotic mowers are designed to easily approach multiple zones and mow even large lawns in a short time with cutting widths of over 50 cm. So before buying, an assessment of your own garden should be made.
The market for robotic mowers offers an enormous range of different equipment features. Nevertheless, the number of features does not make the best robotic mower. Keep in mind that technical equipment drives up the price. . This may not be necessary, if you ultimately need a fraction of the functions. However, it is still worthwhile to know the possibilities in order to be able to pay attention to sensible equipment features when buying.
If a robotic lawnmower has an edge-cutting function, you can save time when touching up with the lawn trimmer. The blades protrude beyond the wheelbase of these devices and are designed to reach the lawn around walls, flower beds and fences much better than models without an edge-cutting function.
Tilt and inclination sensors are standard equipment on most robotic mowers. If the robot is tilted or lifted, the sensors are designed to have the blades come to an immediate stop. In addition, 360° sensors are also becoming increasingly widespread, which are designed to detect obstacles at an early stage so the robotic mower can take evasive action before a collision. This helps protect the garden and increase efficiency, as time-consuming turning maneuvers are minimized. Other sensors include rain sensors that are designed to have the robot return to its charging station when it rains.
Basic models are sometimes only equipped with one control button that can make handling somewhat complicated. If such devices are supplemented with more modern technologies, such as controlling the robotic lawnmower via an app using Bluetooth or the mobile network, this can help make handling simple. On the device itself, operation via a touchscreen is also possible, especially with larger devices that make programming quick and easy.
Additional equipment with GPS modules also offers theft protection through the possibility of geofencing to help locate the robotic lawnmower.
To help the robotic lawnmowers work properly over the long term, cleaning the mowing deck regularly is important. If grass residues adhere to the wheel suspensions, the working speed may be reduced and energy consumption may be increased. An integrated mulch cleaner can minimize the intervals of manual cleaning and help simplify maintenance.
There are a huge number of robotic mowers on the market with different price ranges, sizes and features. There is no such thing as one robotic mower for all lawns. Instead, a careful analysis of one's own needs and requirements is important in order to purchase a model that suits the individual conditions well and can achieve optimal results.
Robomow offers high quality robotic mowing solutions for garden sizes up to 4,000 m², which have been tested in a number of international independent reports with their performance and handling even on difficult terrain.
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