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As with all robotic mowers you will never have to spend time mowing the lawn but will enjoy an amazing looking lawn at all times. Dual zones and no-go areas can be set up around your property, but you need to use the same loop of wire to make the perimeter. There are also sensors to adjust for changes in the weather, collision sensors that instruct the machine to turn around, and tilt sensors. The Flymo EasiLife 200 is a robotic mower built in the UK and designed for lawns up to 200m². It has a cutting width of 16cm, height adjustment from 20mm to 50mm, has 3 good quality pivoting razor blades for a precise and clean cut. The Flymo EasiLife 200 has an onboard keypad and LCD display and can also be controlled via the a smartphone app. This robotic mower comes supplied with a charging station, 100m of boundary wire and 150 pegs. Flymo EasiLife robotic mowers use the same 18V 2.0 Ah battery across their range. These are lithium-ion batteries, which last around an hour of run-time and take about the same amount of time to recharge. If you feel that it is time to cut the grass, it is possible to override your schedules without losing them. The Override option will not work on Standby; it is a temporary change that will not affect the schedules long- term. Second Area
The Flymo has been designed with two important safety sensors; one to detect boundaries and a collision sensor to identify obstacles . As mentioned earlier, if it comes across an obstacle, it will gently bump against it before turning and driving off in a different direction. The bump is very soft – it won’t hurt when it hits you and there won’t be any damage to the body of the machine if it hits something hard. Since it moves very slowly, you also have plenty of time to get out of the way if it does start to head towards you.
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The EasiLife 500 relies on a range of sensors to run around a lawn and keep the operation safe. This unit comes with a roll of wire that acts as an invisible radio boundary around the limits of the lawn. First-time owners will need to install this wire with the grass staples supplied. If you’re anything like me then your life is extremely busy. If it’s not work, it’s social engagement and if it’s not that, you’re ferrying the kids around, taking care of the house and still trying to find time for a moment to breathe. When you throw in lawn care, you’ve got a plethora of chores and not enough hours in the day to do them. Before you get started, you will also need to set up your boundary wires. Pretty much all robot lawn mowers are supplied with these wires and pegs to secure them. You’ll lay the boundary wire around the area that you want the mower to work in, which is pretty simple. Don’t be worried about the wires creating a trip hazard as it is possible to bury them should you need. You be asking what is the difference between the Flymo EasiLife 350 and the Flymo EasiLife 500. They are identical robotic mowers in terms of size, battery, features, functions, number of pegs and boundary wire, however the 350 is for lawns up to 350m² and the 500 is for lawn up to 500m². So how is this possible, I hear many of you asking? It’s all down to how the robotic mower is programmed and software limitations. The Flymo EasiLife 350 will mow for up to 7.5 hours per day and the Flymo EasiLife 500 will mow for up to 11 hours per day allowing it to cover more lawn area. These robotic mowers are powered by rechargeable batteries but what’s great about them is that you don’t even need to worry about remembering to put them on charge. They’re smart machines that will automatically return to their charging station when they need a power boost. Once you’ve set them up, it really is a case of just letting them get on with it.
As with all mowers, the blades are consumables. This mower has 3 razor-type blades that pivot on the main spinning axis to allow them to recoil. It is possible to sharpen these blades — they are also easy and inexpensive to replace. This is one of Flymo’s many smart technologies, which aims to preserve the machinery and to give you the best lawn. The program calculates the best times and duration to mow the lawn. LawnSense gives the grass time to recover from earlier cuts and allows the mulched grass to fertilize the lawn. FrostSense In summary, this is a great cordless mower that is going to last. Like it predecessor, the Flymo 1200R that has been around for years and has proved to be a reliable and efficient robotic mower. The safety of your lawn is also a consideration as there’s a rain sensor that you can set to return the mower to its station if the rain starts. You don’t need to worry about leaving the mower out in the rain though as it’s fully waterproof.There are some good safety precautions that Flymo has taken to keep everyone safe. And safety is going to be the biggest concern for people with children or pets. Even with all the safety features, it would still be advisable to keep all body parts away from the mower while it is working.
If someone lifts the mower, an alarm will sound; this is to prevent someone else from programming the mower and to deter theft. The owner needs to enter the PIN-code to stop the alarm from sounding.If you do have a lawn that has a sloped lawn up to 35%, then we recommend choosing a robot lawnmower very carefully. The Bosch 06008B0100 Robotic Lawnmower Indego S+ 350 is definitely at the leading edge of robot lawn mowers Not only does it communicate with your smart device, (including with voice control) but it has features as standard that other mowers don’t even have as options yet.
The cutting width of 16cm is standard for small lawns and the cutting height range of 20mm to 55mm (in three steps) gives you a longer length than most other small robot mowers. Grass clippings are cut up finely and left on the grass as mulch. EasiLife robotic lawn mowers have greater flexibility than with competitor robotic lawnmowers and can even fit into corners. Just remember to keep a minimum of 2m / 6.6 ft. of free space in front of the charging station. Keep a minimum of 0.3 m / 1 ft. of free space to the right and left of the centre of the charging station. Q. How Do I Install the Boundary Wire? Cold air, and in particular frost, can take a large toll on plants. And cutting grass in freezing conditions can have a lasting negative effect on the performance of your lawn. FrostSense adjusts the scheduling of the mower and pauses mowing if the temperature goes below 5o C. Spot Cut Just like your regular lawn mower, robot lawn mowers come with different cutting widths. Since robot mowers are smaller, the cutting widths aren’t usually as wide as a petrol lawn mower, for example. However, it is important to choose something that’s compatible with your lawn. For smaller gardens with tight spaces, a narrower cutting width would be ideal, but for bigger lawns, something larger will allow more coverage in each pass.Bury the wire – If you dethatch or aerate your lawn it is recommended that you bury the boundary wire to avoid damage. Make sure to bury the boundary wire at least 1cm and a maximum of 20cm into the ground. One of the benefits of a random path mower is that it will return to an area and continue to mulch the clippings on each pass. For complete coverage of even the most complex shaped lawns. Remote starting points allow the robot to intelligently find its way to harder to reach parts of the lawn and make sure every part is cut evenly. Ultra-Quiet - The mower runs quietly, outputting around 58dB(A) of noise. The noise is sufficiently low to not disturb you or your neighbours. This Flymo EasiLife 500 will not cut completely to the edge (only the bigger brothers have this functionality). To achieve a complete cut to edge, you are going to periodically need to trim your edges. To do this you will need to use the Best Cordless Grass Trimmer to suit you and your lawn’s requirements.
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