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Ecovacs Goat O500 Panorama (500 m², Without boundary wire)
EUR739,–

Ecovacs Goat O500 Panorama

500 m², Without boundary wire


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werner.bachofner

8 months ago

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Galaxus

8 months ago

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For the Ecovacs Goat O500 Panorama, the WLAN (Wi-Fi) is only required for installation and set-up. The connection is first made via Bluetooth to pair the robot lawnmower with the app, then the Wi-Fi is set up to control the robot in the app and make settings. A permanent Wi-Fi connection is not required for normal operation, as the robot lawnmower also works without a constant internet connection.
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xxmm11

9 months ago

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Galaxus

9 months ago

The robot lawnmower mows slopes of up to 45% (24°) with ease and stability. It is equipped with all-terrain rear wheels and front universal wheels, which ensure good manoeuvrability and reliable climbing ability. It can also easily cross pavements up to 3 cm high. This means it also copes well with uneven surfaces.
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MadalinaGM

10 months ago

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Galaxus

10 months ago

Yes, this robot lawnmower is equipped with a rain sensor. The rain protection mode is enabled by default and can be adjusted via the app.
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brunoimboden

11 months ago

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Galaxus

11 months ago

The robot lawnmower can approach obstacles up to a distance of around 5 cm in order to leave as little grass uncut as possible. It is advisable to keep a slightly greater distance to ensure that the robot recognises and avoids any straps or similar obstacles.
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