LawnMaster L10 Robot Lawn Mower - Up to 400m2

The LawnMaster L10 is a robotic lawnmower that will mow your lawn independently, freeing you up to either relax or get stuff done while the lawn is taken care of. The robot mower will alternately mow and charge, returning automatically to the charging dock when the battery is low. The mower is contained within the lawn by a boundary wire which is connected to the charging station. The charging station sends a safe, low voltage signal along the boundary wire which the mower senses and won’t go past. The boundary wire should be laid around the area that is to be mowed and can be used to exclude the mower from certain areas and obstacles, such as trees, shrubs, raised beds and ponds.

Installation requires a boundary wire to be laid around the perimeter of the cutting area and connected to a charging station. This is simple but may take some time. However, the time spent setting up is one-time only, and is repaid by many hours of effort-free lawn maintenance!

The LawnMaster L10 mows little and often, shaving just the very tips off the grass with 3 sharp metal blades. These tiny clippings are not collected but are instead returned to the lawn surface where the nutrients contained in them fertilise the soil. This means stronger, healthier grass with less need for supplemental fertiliser. It also means no grass clippings to dispose of or compost.

No, the LawnMaster L10 will automatically return to the charging station by navigating anti-clockwise along the boundary wire when the battery is low. If the mower is charging within the mowing duration, it will resume mowing when the battery is fully charged again. If the mower is still charging when the mowing duration has ended, it will remain on stand-by in the dock until the next day.

If you have two lawns which are connected by a corridor or path which wider than 1m and all on the same level, the L10 can navigate this as part of normal operation. We would not recommend that you attempt to allow the robot to navigate a corridor of gravel, as this may damage the cutting mechanism. If you have multiple lawns separated on different levels or separated by obstacles which would prevent the robot mower from gaining access (such as a fence), the machine will need to be moved manually to the secondary lawn. In order to do this, the boundary wire is set up as normal around the main lawn, and the secondary lawn is wired up as an island.

For more details on how to set up the L10 to mow secondary lawns, please refer to the instruction manual.