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3. INSTALLATION
Working area boundaries
If a high obstacle, for example a wall or fence,
borders the working area, the boundary wire should
be laid 12” (30 cm) from the obstacle. This will
prevent the robotic lawnmower from colliding with the
obstacle and reduce body wear.
About 8” (20 cm) around the fixed obstacle will not be
mown.
If the working area borders on a small ditch, for
example a flower bed or a small elevation, or a low
curbstone (1”-2” [3-5 cm]), the boundary wire should
be laid 8” (20 cm) inside the working area. This
prevents the wheels from driving into the ditch or up
onto the curbstone.
About 5” (12 cm) of grass along the ditch/curbstone
will not be mown.
If the working area borders on a paving stone path or
similar which is level with the lawn, it is possible to
allow the robotic lawnmower to run a little over the
path. The boundary wire should then be laid 2” (5 cm)
from the edge of the path.
All the grass along the side of the paving stone path
will be cut.
When the working area is divided by a paving stone
path which is level with the lawn, it is possible to allow
the robotic lawnmower to run over the path. It can be
an advantage to lay the boundary wire under the
paving stones. The boundary wire can also be laid in
the joint between the paving stones.
Note: The robotic lawnmower must never run over
gravel, mulch or similar material which can damage
the blades.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
If the working area is adjacent to water
bodies, slopes, precipices or a public road,
the boundary wire must be supplemented
with an edging or the like. It must then be at
least 6” (15 cm) in height. This will prevent
the robotic lawnmower from ending up
outside the working area under any
circumstances.
Min.
15cm