SETUP & TIPS
On this page you will find everything you need to know before installation.
The Grouw robotic lawnmower is delivered pre-programmed in the box. All you need to do is install the boundary wire and press start, and it's up and running.
Grouw robotic lawnmowers use an algorithm that makes it cut in a chaos system. So it never goes the same way. In addition, it does not make driving tracks as it constantly calculates a new starting angle when it hits the boundary wire. It handles passages and transitions down to 60 cm in width (between the boundary wire).
Do you want your lawn cut high or low?
You can set it by turning the wheel on the top of the machine from 20-60 mm. A Grouw robot lawnmower has a programmed algorithm, which ensures, that it cuts the lawn even and often and makes sure that moss does not get a hold.
When you lay the boundary wire in the ground, you can mark out your bed. It's easy and simply illustrated in our installation video.
Read the user instructions and the installation instructions thoroughly
- also view the videos.
Make sure you have access to a power socket. The charging station must be no more than 18 metres from the socket.
Make a plan of your garden, including any flower beds and obstacles.
Measure out how many metres of boundary wire and the number of pegs you will need – remember to include any “islands”. You may need to purchase extra boundary wire and pegs. We recommend 1-2 pegs per meter of boundary wire, depending on how uneven your lawn is.
Cut the edge of the lawn using an ordinary lawnmower before laying out the boundary wire for the robot.
If your neighbour has a robotic lawnmower, there must be a distance of 1.6m between your boundary wire.
