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12.14 Sloping terrain along the
perimeter wire
In order for the robotic mower to
automatically mow a slope in the mowing
area (incline up to 15°) without any trouble,
the perimeter wire must be installed in the
slope with a minimum clearance to the
edge of the slope.
A clearance of at least 100 cm must be
observed for water features and sudden
drops like edges and steps.
Slope with an incline of 5° - 15°:
If there is a slope with an incline of 5° - 15°
in the mowing area, the perimeter wire can
be routed past the top edge of the slope in
the slope as shown. The minimum
clearance (0,5 m) from the top edge of the
slope to the perimeter wire must be taken
into account for trouble-free operation of
the robotic mower.
Slope with an incline > 15°:
If there is a slope with an incline > 15° on
which a perimeter wire is to be installed in
the mowing area, it is recommended that
the perimeter wire (1) be routed in the flat
area before the top edge of the slope. The
top edge and area of the slope are not
mown.
12.15 Installing reserve wire
Reserve wire installed at regular intervals
makes it easier to make any necessary
corrections such as subsequently
changing the position of the docking
station or the routing of the perimeter wire.
In particular, reserve wire should be
installed near difficult passages.
Route perimeter wire (1) as illustrated
between 2 fixing pins spaced approx. 1 m
apart. Attach the reserve wire to the
ground in the centre using a further fixing
pin.
12.16 Using wire connectors
In order to extend the perimeter wire or to
connect loose wire ends, only the gel-filled
wire connectors available as accessories
may be used. They prevent premature
wear (e.g. corrosion of the wire ends) and
ensure optimal connections.
Make a note of the positions of the wire
connectors on the sketch of the mowing
area. (Ö 12.2)
Note:
For a robust installation, it is
recommended to route the
perimeter wire on a maximum slope
of 10° (17%). The wire can be
routed on a slope of 15° (27%),
however this can significantly
increase the effort and level of
adjustment involved in routing the
wire. Slopes should also always be
noted in garden sketches.
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