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Step 2: Laying out the boundary wire

Follow your sketch of the garden and lay out the

boundary wire clockwise so that you create “islands”

anticlockwise around any obstacles. Avoid 90 degree

corners. Instead, divide them up in two 45 degree

angles as shown in corner A above.

Use a rubber mallet to secure the boundary wire with a

plastic peg at least once every metre. If the pegs break

or are dicult to knock in because the ground is hard, it

may help to water the lawn rst.

Secure the boundary wire as close to the ground as

possible, preferably right down by the grass roots. The

boundary wire must be taut, and there must be no

gaps under it. It is important that the robot lawnmower

cannot touch the boundary wire with its blades, which

would cut the wire. It is recommended therefore that

the cutting height be set to 60 mm or that the blades

are removed for the test run.

Over the course of a few weeks, the lawn will grow

up around the boundary wire so that you cannot

immediately notice it in the garden.

If you are able to use a scarier or verticutter on the

lawn, you should instead dig the boundary wire down

into a groove no more than 5 cm deep so that it is

protected under the soil surface. Remember to adjust

the scarier or verticutter so that the blades/rakes

cannot reach down to the boundary wire.

The boundary wire can be left on the grass in some

places and under the ground in others, or under paving

stones with a thickness of up to 5 cm.

Obstacles must be enclosed as “islands”

The boundary wire running to and from an island

must be laid quite close together and must be secured

using the same pegs. This ensures that signals from

the boundary wires to and from the island oset one

another so that the robot lawnmower does not register

them as a barrier.

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