How to easily install your Husqvarna robotic lawn mower

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Jul 28

Let us help you install a new robotic mower

As the Laois Husqvarna dealer, we are ideally placed to support and help install your new Automower®. Our team can offer any assistance that is required when your purchase a robotic mower with us.

Owning a Husqvarna Automower® mower is all about ease of use, which is felt instantly as even the installation process has been fine-tuned. Here’s a guide on how easy it is to install a Husqvarna robotic lawn mower.

Husqvarna offers an Automower® robotic mower for every type of garden. Including two different options for installation; either physical wire installation or a wireless installation, available on certain models. See a more detailed installation instruction on the Husqvarna site for robotic lawn mower boundary wire installation and wireless installation.

1. Connect to Automower® Connect App

The Automower® Connect app gives you the full Automower® experience, offering the best interaction with your mower plus much more. Simply download the app and create a Husqvarna account then you are ready to connect to your mower.

2. Place the charging station at the most appropriate point

Place the charging station on flat ground in the middle of the cutting area with some free space around it. Once in place, it’s time to charge your robotic mower. Put the mower in the charging station, turn it on and move on to the next step. Charging an empty battery takes 30-90 minutes, depending on model. For a wireless installation using EPOS™ technology, a reference station also needs to be installed.

3. Create the boundary area

A boundary is created around the edges of your lawn to define the cutting area. This is either a physical boundary using wire which is attached to the ground, or a virtual boundary which is created by remote driving your mower around your lawn via the app. ‘Islands’ can be created around flowerbeds and bushes to keep the mower from running into them.

4. Create the guide (wire / virtual)

The purpose of the guide is to lead The purpose of the guide is to lead Husqvarna Automower® back to the charging station when needed, as well as to help your robotic mower reach remote areas of your lawn. For a wire installation you connect one end of the wire to the charging station, place the wire across the lawn to the farthest part of your garden, then attach it to the boundary wire. Both the boundary and the guide wire are then connected to the charging station. For a wireless installation, multiple virtual guides can be created in the app.

5. Set up your schedule then relax

Now you are ready to get started, use the app to set your schedule and cutting height. For certain models you can even create zones for a more tailored mow. And that’s it! The robotic mower will charge until ready before it heads out – at which point you have officially mowed the lawn for the last time.

Let us help you

Now that you have a good understanding of what is involved, Pat and the team at Millers can assist with any further questions you may have. Just give us a call, drop in store or reach out through the website.

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How to easily install your Husqvarna robotic lawn mower

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