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- Installation kit for robotic lawn mower creates invisible boundaries to guide your mower and optimize performance
- Kit includes: 1,312 feet of black loop wire, 600 staples, 5 splicers, and 5 connectors
- Fits Husqvarna Automower models: 310, 315, 315X, 410iQ, 415X, 420iQ, 430X, 430XH, 435iQ AWD, 435X AWD, 440iQ, 450X, 450XH, and 535AWD
- Reference to your Automower manual for best use
- Open area max: 53,820 square feet
Description
Installation kits that includes Loop Wire, Staples, Splicers and Connectors in different numbers and length, suitable for your garden. Kit Small - Suitable for open lawn areas of max 800 m2 or complex lawn areas of max 400 m2. Kit Medium - Suitable for open lawn areas of max 2000 m2 or complex lawn areas of max 1000 m2. Kit Large - Suitable for open lawn areas of max 5000 m2 or complex lawn areas of max 2500 m2.
Brand: Husqvarna
Power Source: manual
Material: Plastic
Color: Black
Style: Installation Kit
Item Weight: 6.8 Pounds
Operation Mode: Automatic
Product Dimensions: 11.6"D x 20.3"W x 4.9"H
Number of Items: 1
Assembly Required: No
Brand Name: Husqvarna
Model Number: 967972302
Required Assembly: No
UPC: 193028020393
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year
Manufacturer: Husqvarna
Manufacturer Part Number: 967972302
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: installation kit
Power Source: manual
Operation Mode: Automatic
Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height: 1.5 Inches
Item Weight: 6.8 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 11.6"D x 20.3"W x 4.9"H
Color: Black
Style Name: Installation Kit
Material Type: Plastic
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Lots of wire and easy installation. A bit time consuming as you have to pound a “spike” every 2 feet. Works great. Cuts quite low, even at the highest setting. Surprisingly efficient, and somehow, mesmerizing to watch!
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2025 by Thomas D Porteous
Size: Compact
Loving it. I am an airline pilot and sometimes I commute home after a trip and have only a day or two off before I need to go back to work. With “ Crunch “ mowing, all I need to do is a bit of edging. Saves a lot of time and effort and my yard is looking awesome. Neighbors are all intrigued and interested. Over the first few weeks, there were growing pains. I used my edger to bury the boundary wire. I ran the boundary wire across my driveway through expansion joints. Used a bit of silicone to make sure it stays in joint. Initially I ran wire around everything (to include small ornamental trees and flower bed islands. In later removed that wire as it caused the mower to get lost (think it was boxed in) That helped tremendously. I kept waiting for the map to generate of the mowing area. I read it would take 50 hours to generate map. Mine took 22 hours. Once the map was generated, I turned off the GPS assisted navigation and created two zones. I told the mower to travel the boundary wire a certain distance in each zone and then to start mowing. I also told it what % of the total mowing time to work each zone. Since then, it has been kicking a$$ and taking names . Only problem I’ve had was a utility worker picking it up a few days ago while he was marking utility line with spray paint. I got him on security camera picking it up and looking at it. It started flashing headlights and making the shrieking alarm sound and he set it down fast and walked away. Hahahaha. I just reset the error via my app while I was in Los Angeles. ( The mower was at home in Louisiana). Only cons I can think of are no striping. (It mows randomly, so you have to give it enough time to randomly cover entire work area) on occasion it says charge dock is blocked when trying to return for charging. The charger is not blocked however. I just use app and tap reset error . It has returned to dock every time after that . Overall, absolutely love it. Update: July 9, 2025. 3rd season with it mowing front yard. Love it. Occasionally gets confused trying to park. I just reset it via app and usually parks easily after that. I have it set to lowest level (.8”). I have Bermuda and what a beautiful cut. I change the blades at the beginning of warmer weather and once more half way through summer. Everyone in our neighborhood loves watching it mow and they compliment our grass. It saves me sooooo much effort. All I do is weed-eat. As far as maintenance, I use my blower to blow it off and flip it over and wipe it down a couple times a year.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2023 by Kim Taylor
Size: Compact
Husqvarna support is the worst, and it had two mechanical failures including a motor mount. After two months of running, I decided I wanted to replace the blades early. One screw was rusted so bad that it was impossible to remove. This is because the blade disk is poorly designed to use unlike metals for the threads and screws. Husqvarna doesn't do their own support and instead tricks small businesses into selling their products and uses them to do their warranty support. When I contacted Husqvarna support each time they just sent me a list of a ton of these resellers. I would call them one by one just for the numbers to be disconnected or to get told they don't deal with Husqvarna anymore. I finally found one for the blade mount disk. When I showed up, the only guy who worked on them had already quit. Luckily they gave me the part I needed, but when I was looking at replacing it, I noticed that the motor was mounted on a plastic mount, and the entire motor mount was broken, and the motor was just hanging free. I've been trying for the last few months to find a dealer to help me warranty this by contacting support and calling the list of numbers. I finally found a new startup business who said they would help warranty it, but it's been over a month and they haven't even ordered the parts. Do not get a Husqvarna. I'm looking for any other brand to permanently replace this brand. I bought a third party warranty JUST-in-case and I'm hoping they can pull through so I can leave Husqvarna permanently.
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Size: Compact
Husqvarna Automower 415X Robotic Lawn Mower. My first mower had all sorts of problems. Called customer service several times. Was finally referred to company rep, who told me the first line folks don't know much. If you have problems get them to refer you to the company service crew. They are busy and call you back. They didn't waste my time, trying a dozen of options as the first line staff did. One of the first line told me to read the manual. Thanks, but I already did. Company service member had me try 2-3 options. Said didn't know what was wrong but it seemed like both the mower and the charging station had problems. Then told me he was replacing the unit. A new one arrived 2 days later. It works like a dream.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024 by jdjs
Size: Compact
Sorry this review is so long, but it really had to be. I purchased a Friendly Robotics Robomower through Amazon almost exactly 20 years ago. I loved it, but after moving 4 years later it wasn't suited for my new lawn. So, about 5 weeks ago, I decided to try robotic lawn mowing again. I purchased the Husqvarna 115 through Amazon and found that it just wouldn't work. It got lost and could never find it's way back to the charger. Because I went through the painstaking process of putting down my perimeter wire and guide wire, I decided to try again with the 415x because it has GPS and creates a virtual map. Let's start with the perimeter and guide wires. It's a complete pain to get these wires in place. It takes a very long time to do it right, although I feel it was time well spent. One great thing is they send you a ton of wire and pegs. I had actually ordered extra fearing they might not include enough, but I was able to return the extras I purchased. Kudos to Husqvarna for including what was needed. Since my yard has two very narrow choke points, it was crucial to install the guide wire. I wish the 415 was set up to accommodate 2 guide wires. I'll explain why later. Now, let's talk about mowing. My old Robomower mowed like a traditional mower. When the grass got long, you sent it out to mow. Husqvarna uses a different philosophy. Instead of mowing the grass when it needs it, the Husqvarna moves all the time cutting a tiny bit of the grass (a slight trim) each time it deploys throughout the day. Each day, my mower starts mowing at 10:30 am and stops at 10 pm each night, rain (as you see in the video) or shine. One cool thing, to me at least, is there are no mower lines because it drives randomly (covered in a moment) around the yard as it mowes. Because it mowes continually only cutting a tiny amount off the top, the yard pretty much looks always even and well manicured. My neighbors say it looks fantastic. Instead of using blades like most people would think of, Husqvarna mowers have a disc with 3 little tiny blades which can rotate if they hit something, preventing damage. I have included a photo of the extra blades that come with it. It's actually a pretty cool system. The one caveat is that the blades need to be replaced fairly often. In my case, I'm guessing the blades will need to be replaced every 4 to 6 weeks. It's easy to do and will take 5 minutes and just a screwdriver, but still it's maintenance that is required and an ongoing cost. Keep in mind, you will also need to mow your yard right before you deploy the mower. I intentionally left one spot not freshly mowed to see what would happen, and the Automower got stuck. I had to mow that section with my regular mower. Don't freak out as you see the mower randomly driving around as it cuts thinking it will never cut all the grass. I learned this from my Robomower. I almost immediately returned it when I saw it mowing the first time thinking it would never get everything. Patience, it will. When setting up the system, it's important to place the base properly. You don't want the mower having to burn too much time and battery returning to the dock. I built a "barn" for my base to keep the sun and rain off of it as much as possible (see photo). You also have to consider power and the fact that the power block needs to be somewhat protected from the elements. The nice thing is they include a 30 foot extension wire from the power block to the base. The virtual map. It will take about a weeks worth of mowing every day for your virtual map to be created. The map won't ever be perfect, and it doesn't need to be. Don't fret that it doesn't show straight lines following your perimeter wire. My mower has been running for two weeks now. It has only been unable to locate the base twice so far, but that was the first day before it had much time to learn my yard. To date, my yard looks really good and the Automower has been doing great. The mower is weather resistant and mowes in the rain, as you can see in my video. Ok, time for the other stuff. My yard is kind of split into two sections with the mower base in the center. One "half" uses the guide wire because the mower has to navigate through 2 choke points. If you look at my map you can figure it out. The guide wire always allows the Automower to navigate through the choke points without issue. It also allows the mower to quickly return to base. The choke points stay well mowed. The Automower uses 3 ways to find it's way back to its base: the guide wire, the perimeter wire and a radio signal. The guide wire works the absolute best. I don't believe the radio signal works at all. The perimeter wire works, but it's highly inefficient, in terms of helping the mower find it's way back to the charger. IMHO, the mower spends too much time and battery on the other half of my lawn to get home. I wish I could have a secondary guide wire that would allow a more efficient way home on my other half of the yard. Mowing height. The Automower's highest/tallest setting is equal to my EGO push mowers lowest setting, so my grass is cut pretty short. Because I live in a hot climate with St Augustine grass, I hope this doesn't create a problem once summer arrives. Luckily, I will have plenty of time for my grass to hopefully adapt to being shorter. St Augestein grass is also very thick. The mower kept getting stuck at first until I mowed the grass a second time on the lowest setting for my push mower. I do fear that my grass may grow too fast when summer gets here and create traps for the mower. We shall see. I actually schedule my mower to not start mowing until 10:30 am to give my grass time to dry out and not be slick. Husqvarna sells a traction kit with better tires, but they aren't available in the US yet. The app has a ton of features and controls allowing you to fine tune your mower for your yard. One minor complaint I have is that you can't specify mowing hours for each day. Instead, you select a single mowing time block and either apply it to a day or not have it mow at all on that day. You can't say to mow from noon to midnight on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday and then 10 to 10 on the other days. Hopefully they change this in the future. I highly recommend watching the installation videos prior to putting down wires or selecting your dock spot. I did have to go back and move the permineter wire in one area the mower got stuck in twice. It was a narrow area with an uneven slope. Keep in mind you will still need to trim along many edges, and in my case, even manually mow a couple of small spots. It's also possible that I may have to mow the entire yard in some situations. If I have a weeks worth of rain that keeps the growing grass laying down, a dry day might have the grass stand up and be too tall for the mower to make it through. I'll only know if this is or isn't the case over time. When the rain is really bad, I will probably tell my mower to stay on the charging station under cover until I tell it to continue. You can see my photo of that situation which is happening right now as the rain has drastically increased. Because the Automower uses Bluetooth for communicating, you essentially have no control if you aren't home and within BT range. I really wish the Automower was wifi enabled. At this price point, it really should be. I promise I'll be doing at least one update to this review once summer arrives. I'm guessing I'll update it 3 or 4 more times over the next two years. At this moment of it running for just over 2 weeks, I'm glad I made the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2023 by PeterInCrosby
Size: Compact
The mower itself was fairly easy to install and is working well but the it will NOT handle 0.4 acres on a single charge. It’s more like less than 0.20 acres. Also, it said it came with 1321 feet but it only came with 600 ft., which is not nearly enough for a 0.40 acre yard!
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2025 by S. Haygood
Size: Compact
This this is frustratingly efficient. I only use it in my back yard. The instructions say there is a way to set up a second zone, but I have not done that, so it only mows my back yard. My grass is perfect every day. Every day. It took 10-14 days to get the yard that nice looking as it slowly lowered the blade down to optimal height. It makes the rest of my yard look unkempt because the grass looks perfect every day. After I weed eat the edges, within two days I can see that there is a difference in height of where it mows and where it can not get all the way next to the chainlink fence. I end up using the weed eater more often to keep everything looking good. This mower sort of makes me mad because it makes my front yard look less kept. I know what is going to happen, I will purchase a second one next year to take care of the front yard. In my opinion, I find that using the small stakes on the perimeter wire is much easier than burying the wire. I did both and after doing both, next time I am just going to use the stakes. The location of the boundary and return wire is only visible for a few weeks and the stakes and wire disappear after a few weeks. There is no danger of the wire under the stakes getting cut by the mower or my weed eater. I am quite impressed with this little thing. Next year, I will purchase a second for the front. I have a very complicated layout in my front yard and I have no doubt that this mower will be able to handle the layout.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023 by tyson stephenson
Size: Compact
Ok, so this thing has been mowing my yard for about a week, and wow! I need to put a sign on my sidewalk with a QR code to order it as 2 neighbors have already seen this and ordered them as well. I’m probably on some lawn guy’s hit list, but IDGAF! My grass looks perfect! I don’t understand a lot of these 3 & 4 star reviews. One said: “It didn’t come with a pin!” Duh! It isn’t supposed to. You set the pin when you first open it up. Or my favorite “it was great, once I installed it.” I mean, why was that 4 stars? He said it was great. Maybe he wanted the box to unpack itself from the box and lay the boundary wire itself? Strange people. Right now I’m looking at a camera in my front yard, and I see 3 of my neighbors staring at this thing like I invented fire, and these aren’t your cousin Eddie types. I could make a joke like “An LLM (it’s like a phd in law.) a Cardiologist, and a neurologist walked onto my lawn.” I forget the rest of the joke but, I am sure those guys are all buying one right now. Unfortunately, they aren’t all that bright and they probably won’t be able to figure out why my lawn looks perfect and there’s are… not. (We have a high alkalinity in our soil and this dropout is the only one that seems to have a fundamental grasp of chemistry. )
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2023 by Charlie Waffles