FAQ - Frequently asked questions
The wire must form a closed loop, go around obstacles (flowerbeds, ponds), and maintain the distance from the edge specified in the instructions (usually 10-30 cm).
For a 500m² lawn, definitely cordless. It's lighter, quieter, requires no oil changes, and can usually do the job on a single charge.
Most models are waterproof, but mowing wet grass is inefficient (it clumps). A rain sensor usually sends the robot back to its base.
A vacuum collects and mulches leaves (good for compost), while a blower only moves them. A blower is lighter and faster to use.
Line is better for grass near walls and kerbs (it won't break on impact). Blades are for weeds and thick growth in open areas.
Store them at room temperature (not in a cold garage) charged to about 40-60%. Do not leave them on the charger.
Yes, once a year (in spring) it's worth removing the thatch (dead grass) to aerate the roots and help fertilisers penetrate.
For effective cleaning of paving slabs, you need at least 130-140 bar and preferably a dirt blaster nozzle.
For tall and wide hedges, choose a longer blade (50-60 cm); for precise shaping of shrubs, a shorter one (20-30 cm).
It must be taken to a local Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC). Do not pour it on the ground or down the drain!