LawnMaster OcuMow Perimeter Wire Free Robot Lawn Mower Cuts Small Lawns 1000-2000 Square Feet with Optical Navigation, Obstacle Avoidance, Low Noise and No Go Functiont
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Thursday, Jul 30
Style: Robot Mower
Features
- OPTICAL NAVIGATION TECHNOLOGY: Take the guess work out of yard work. Our robot mower uses sensors and a wide angle, high dynamic range camera to identify grass even under extreme contrast lighting situations to allow the robot to navigate around your lawn efficiently.
- DESIGNED FOR SMALL LAWNS: Mow for up to 3 hours covering 2000 square feet while dropping small clippings on the lawn to feed the grass. For a larger yard, extra batteries can be purchased separately.
- OBSTACLE AVOIDANCE: Two ultrasonic sensors detect obstacles and automatically re-direct the robot mower to avoid obstacles as small as 6-inches
- NO GO FUNCTION: Use the included 33-feet of magnetic wires to create a virtual fence within your yard. Set up is easy with no power source or digging required and prevents the robot mower from entering any forbidden areas.
- CLIMB UP TO 35%(19) SLOPE: Deep tread wheels and powerful drive system grips slopes to handle complex lawns
- DROP AND MOW: There is no need for an outdoor power socket or app setup. Simply set the robot mower on an appropriately sized lawn, push the start button, and let it get to work.
- FOR BEST RESULTS: A clearly defined edge around the full perimeter of your lawn is required to prevent the mower from leaving the grass. Adjustment of the lawn edges may be required. As with other robot mowers, a grass trimmer is needed to trim the lawn edges.
- INCLUDE: Robot mower, 1 x MX 24V MAX* battery, 24V quick battery charger, 33 ft magnetic strip, and 12pcs magnetic strip pegs, extra 3pcs blades
- *Note: Mowing up to 2000 sq ft requires additional charging. Battery must be fully recharged to resume operation
Description
Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store OcuMow covers 1,000-2,000 square feet* while dropping small clippings on the lawn to feed the grass. For a larger yard, extra batteries can be purchased separately. Easily transport the mower around the yard without touching the underside of the mower. No app required to operate the mower. A simple keypad turns on auto mow or spot cut modes and can also deactivate the ultrasonic sensors. Using the camera and ultrasonic sensors, the mower detects and avoids obstacles such as lawn furniture. For a clean finish, use the additional spiral spot cut function on any uncut grass. How does it work? To keep the mower within the lawn area, your lawn must be bordered on all sides by a visually distinctive border. How long will the OcuMow run? Designed for small yards, it mows up to 2,000sqft on a single 3-hour charge. This may vary due to terrain, slopes, etc. Is boundary wire mandatory for this product? 100% autonomous – No wire needed for lawns with clear borders (AI vision navigation). Wire required only for complex layouts. Will it cut up to edges? OcuMow stops approx. 10-20cm away from the edge of the lawn, meaning some grass will remain uncut. This can easily be taken care of with a grass trimmer. Can the mower be used at night? The OcuMow requires good light for the camera to function, therefore, this mower can only be used in the daytime. VBRM601YCM MX24V 4.0Ah Battery 24LFC14-ETL 16ft Magnetic Strip 6pegs Replacement Blades VBRM601YCM MAX VBRM601YCM AD
Brand: LawnMaster
Power Source: Battery Powered
Material: Plastic
Color: Orange
Style: Robot Mower
Item Weight: 13.4 pounds
Cutting Width: 6 inches
Operation Mode: Automatic
Product Dimensions: 22"D x 14.5"W x 10"H
Number of Items: 1
Brand Name: LawnMaster
Model Number: VBRM601YCM
Manufacturer: Cleva
Item Type Name: Lawn Mower
Manufacturer Part Number: RM14VS.00.00.01
Color: Orange
Style Name: Robot Mower
Item Weight: 13.4 pounds
Cutting width: 6 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 22"D x 14.5"W x 10"H
Power Source: Battery Powered
Operation Mode: Automatic
Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height: 2.25 inches
Battery Average Life: 3 hours
Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height: 1 inches
Number of Positions: 40
Material Type: Plastic
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