How does it work? This intelligent robomower works two ways:

1. You can use the included boundary kit to set up a perimeter around your lawn and have the electronic robot mower trim automatically (without any guidance).
   
2. You can use the provided remote control to guide it yourself.
   

• Automatically cuts your lawn for you.
• Electric mower = no need to buy gas + no noise.

Please note the power supply of this product is for use with a supply voltage of 220V-240V. Should you require a 110V model please check our store for the 110V model.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

• Is it really that easy to use? Yes it is! Just like painting, preparation is the key to using this product properly.
• So how do I prepare my lawn properly? Using the included wire and stake kit you need to make a perimeter to help guide your robomower around your lawn where you want it to cut. The simple tension provided by the wire tells the robomower when to change direction. If you have an extra large lawn you will need to buy additional wire to make a bigger perimeter for the robot mower to work in.
• Do I need to place the charging station within the mower perimeter? No. Putting the station within the perimeter means the mower can go "home" when it has finished mowing the lawn. However, you can choose to let it mow until it is done and use the remote to turn it off or let it keep going until its power runs out.
• I have a uneven lawn, will it work for me? Yes. The robomower can easily navigate small hills and slopes. However the front wheels can get caught in baseball sized holes so a walk-through of your lawn is advised and any repair work on mid-sized holes should be done before deploying your new robomower.
• Can I adjust the cutting height? The shipping height of the blades is approx 4 centimeters (1.6 inches). Expert DIY users will find that it is possible to adjust the blade height, however we recommend most users to not attempt to change the cutting height.
• What voltage is the motor of the robot lawn mower? The voltage for the robot lawn mower is 24 volts.

TERMS:  RETURNS AND WARRANTY:  If there is a quality defect that causes the device to be unacceptable or unusable during the 12 months after dispatch from the warehouse, we will accept a return and either repair the item, replace the item with an identical new item, replace the item with an equivalent item that you accept, or offer credit or a refund. Care is taken to carefully describe and display each item or lot to the best of our abilities, and questions regarding the lot or item before the auction's end are welcomed. By bidding, you agree to these Conditions of Sale.  RETURNS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNLESS THE PRODUCT IS DEFECTIVE!  Buyer pays shipping for any returns, including warranty items.

* We do not ship to:   Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, British Virgin Islands, Bahrain, Benin, Burundi, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Cuba, Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Falkland Islands, Gabon, Greenland, Guinea-Bissau, Iran, Iraq, Nigeria, Namibia, Oman, Kiribati, North Korea, Kuwait, Libya, Morocco, Qatar, South Africa, Swaziland, Senegal, Togo, Tunisia, Zimbabwe

We will ship to countries that are not listed in our shipping information for approximately US $200 more.  Shipping to most countries not listed in our shipping information is very expensive and not offered by our regular shipper.  Some unlisted countries can still ship free.  Please email for information.

At the end of the auction, title to the offered lot or item passes to the highest bidder who assumes full risk and responsibility thereof, including the responsibility to pay for the lot or item in a timely manner.

All purchases are to be paid for either by Paypal or by credit card via Paypal immediately after the auction. All purchases will be held until full payment for lot/item, shipping and handling is made.  Any purchases left unpaid after 7 days will be put back on auction and permanent, non-paying negative feedback will be left on the delinquent purchaser's account.

Buyer pays for shipping and handling.  Insurance is included in most forms of shipping and extra may also be purchased. We are NOT responsible for shipping damage. It is the sole responsibility of the buyer to make sure the lot or article is adequately insured. 

 
If we should be prevented by fire, theft or any reason whatsoever from delivering any property to the buyer, our liability shall be limited to the sum actually paid by the purchaser.

Since all sales are final, please verify our descriptions and carefully view the pictures before you bid. Only in the case of a genuine error in the description will a refund be given.  In the event of an genuine error in the description or listing, your purchase, including shipping and handling,  will be cheerfully refunded if notice is given within 7 days of receipt.

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