Name: Worx Landroid L2000
Brand: Worx
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Landroid

's new home: your garden

Let's start by having a closer look at Landroid

’s new home - your lawn - highlighting the areas where it

can safely go and areas Landroid

should avoid.

Stones

Stones too heavy to be moved by your Landroid

can be

safely hit. However, if a stone has an inclined surface that

your Landroid

can climb, it should be removed or excluded

from the working area.

Obstacles that can be hit

When hitting any obstacle that’s rigid, stable and taller than

10cm - such as a wall or a fence - Landroid

will stop and re-

direct away from the obstacle.

Flowerbeds, ponds, pools...

You certainly don’t want Landroid

to mow your ﬂowers, or

fall into the water. These areas should be avoided.

Additionally, obstacles between 2cm-10cm high should also

be excluded from Landroid

’s operation area.

Driveways

If your driveway is level with your lawn, without any

protruding surface, Landroid

can freely run over it. If you'd

like Landroid

to avoid it, place the boundary wire 10cm*

away from it.

If it’s covered with gravel, you should not allow Landroid

to travel over it. Using the distance gauge for spacing, keep

a 26cm* space between the boundary wire and the driveway.

* This is the recommended distance. The provided distance

gauge ensures proper installation.

Trees

Roots emerging from the ground should be avoided to

prevent damage.

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