Automatic Lawn Mower
Mow Your Lawn Without Leaving Your Couch
Small, compact, silent: That's what Zucchetti, the manufacturers of the lawn robot Ambrogio say. But the most appealing aspect of the Ambrogio is not its size or sound, it is what this tiny robot can do.
The Ambrogio is to your back and front lawn what pool robots are to your swimming pool. Anyone has spent hours vacuuming and sweeping down a pool, and then watched in amazement as an underwater robot did the job for them will get really excited about this.
Imagine sitting on your couch watching a game while Ambrogio systematically runs over your lawn, programmed to cover every square foot of it, trimming it perfectly. Zucchetti says that Ambrogio is ideal for large or small areas. It also is not affected by modest slopes and sudden terrain changes.
All you need to do is follow some simple instructions to create a perimeter for the Ambrogio to follow. It covers an area of up to 3,000 square meters and can handle slopes up to 27 degrees without losing speed or flipping over.
Like its pool robot equivalent, Ambrogio travels along the lawn in a random pattern, and changes direction when it meets an obstacle in its path. However, it is programmed not to shut down until it covers all areas of the lawn.
Thanks to the optimization of the cut, carried out with spiral movements, it has a mulching effect that aids in grass fertilization.
In order to satisfy the needs and the necessities of a more and more diversified user, Ambrogio is available in three different models: the Professional, the entry level model, the Deluxe, with lithium batteries and the Evolution, the most sophisticated system which contains automatic programming features.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The Ambrogio has a series of codes that are displayed in the event there is an operational problem. The code takes the guesswork out of repairs.
PRE-PROGRAMMING
The Ambrogio can work day or night. It can be programmed much like a VCR to turn on and execute on the days of the week or month you want it to operate.
INDEPENDENT.
The only time you have to be concerned about the Ambrogio is in case of rain or a black out. Its recharges are controlled from a microprocessor.
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