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Worx Landroid Installation tips, Setup, Review & ACS Test
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- See how quickly the setup of your Worx Landroid installation can be carried out in my review video of the Landroid cordless robotic lawnmower. Here I cover installation tips and also put the ACS module to the test (also known as the Worx anti-collision system). In addition I explain what security and anti-theft features come with the Landroid to ensure no one can steal it.
This installation video is applicable for all Worx Landroid robotic lawn mower models, including the s300, m500, m700, wr130e and more. Specifically this video features the WIFI enabled s300 which I have in my garden in the UK. I also review the Landroid app which makes the setup of the mower so much easier over WIFI. See how great having a cordless robot mower can be, especially with the optional ACS module attached so it can slalom around obstacles on your lawn.
I test all the features common to the s300, m500 and m700 models, including cut to edge. As well as showing you how to lay the boundary wire effectively and how to best place the charging / docking station.
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0:00 Introduction
0:28 Placing Charging Station
1:26 Charging Landroid
1:41 Laying Boundary Wire
3:11 Landroid Set up
3:25 Security & Anti-theft
3:54 First run
4:10 Auto-schedule
4:29 Cut to edge
4:55 ACS (Anti Collision System)
5:48 Conclusion
Latest offers on Worx Landroid: warrennash.co.uk/worxlandroid
I did the layout and installation by studying the on line videos Husqvarna had on the web czcams.com/users/postUgkx2KDztGvdU79XTmlqIMSUyPq8CjprGJOR also recommended it When I started the unit it stated it would take a few days to learn all the spots in the yard. So I thought it was just finding the areas till I noticed it was cutting. It is so quite you don't know it is cutting.
Your video makes setup look so easy ✊🏾 When there are no obstacles, does it mow in a grid pattern or does it mow in a random direction once it hits the perimeter?
Hello. Thank you for the video. Can rain or an automatic watering system damage the robot or charging station?
Good, no waisted time, instructions. However, I wonder about the final statements regarding theft of Landroid. IF the Landroid only operates with the charging station it was set-up with, then what would happen if that charging station failed? Would a replacement charging station *not* operate the original Landroid? From the wording in this video one is left with this question.
Great - glad you enjoyed the video. The Landroid would work with any charging station. It's the wfi the Landroid is connected to which determines if it will work or not. For example, if the Landroid is no longer connected to it's trusted WIFI (e.g. because it has been removed from the premises), then it will no longer work.
Great video. Thanks.
You're welcome.
Hello thanks for the video. Can you share the difference of the border mentioned while fixing the wire please? I am not native English speaker and I am not sure about the flash border an other typology. Let s say, I have very geometric line of my grass border, on one side there is flat stones and other side the bushes, where the soil is covered by some stones and corks in order to avoiding the wild grass to grow where are the bushes. Based on that how far must be the wire far from those type of borders? Hope my question is clear.thanks for the great video 🎉
Just wanted to say: had a problem with Landroid after rinsing the wheels with water. The keyboard stopped working. Remedy: REMOVE the battery IMMEDIATELY so that no more electricity flows and wait until everything has dried up. Then we went again. Recommendation; be careful when rinsing, especially from below. The keyboard connector should not be adequately protected against water. I will look at it when the opportunity arises and seal it accordingly.
i lay mine screen against the house and house off the wheels and entire undercarriage.
Thanks for the great bit of advice.
Thank you mate. That 6:19 was exactly what i wanted to see.
Great to hear. Glad you found it useful.
and me.
Shame it goes in random areas and doesnt put stripes
HI. Are there any robot mower that you bought apart from landroid? if yes, compare to landroid, which one is better? Thank you (also if ACS is attached, does wire dont need or stil need?)
Great video. Do you require good WiFi in the garden?
Hi there. You don't require constant coverage. As long as the Landroid can briefly pick up a signal when it's out mowing or charging, that's all it needs.
@@WarrenNash thank you
Awesome video, just what I needed when considering a purchase. Informational, pleasant and timestamped! Just a follow up question: Did you test the ACS using smaller items like tennis balls, apples or other things that does not reach above the units height? Thanks!
Hi there I shall give that test a go today and let you know how I get on 👍
@@WarrenNash Awesome, thank you!
Hey, I placed an object 2.5 inches high in front of the Landroid and it did not slalom around it. Therefore I think it's safe to assume objects need to be at least the same level as the ACS module in order for the mower to slalom around them.
Someday there'll be a lawnmower that doesnt require a buried wire around the perimeter of the yard.
If someone steals it is it possible to reprogram it by using the code inside the battery compartment? Wouldn't it be smart to remove the sticker then?
Hi there, I don't believe this to be the case.
Nice video thanks
You're welcome. Do you have a Landroid?
@@WarrenNash just got one yes... it cut the wire on me twice I think the wheels pulled it up... so job today is to get it all buried
Does the ACS interfere with the edge cut feature? If a plant or tall grass is hanging over the edge, will it cut it or see it as an obstacle and avoid it? (IMHO, edge cut should be persistent, not using ACS).
Hi there, if a plant is overhanging the boundary wire and it's in the ACS's line of sight, the Landroid will slalom around the plant.
@@WarrenNash Aha. That’s too bad. I was hoping you could make the edge cut feature override ACS.
woa this one looks different than my landroid
This isnthe S300, you may have a different model?
@@WarrenNash well what model is yours? Mine is the WR 140 EDIT: check out worx.com yours isn't even listed/shown! I smell beta testing! EDIT: oh yours IS the s300, looks likes it's a UK model
the charger must not be installed like a garage. goes in front goes in reverse?
Hi I'm not sure I understand the question.
Why are the ACS eyes "black" are they not silver normally??
Hi there, this may be that UK version of the ACS module is black?
I believe they recently updated them from silver to black.
Haha a robot for that small lawn Hahahha
Hi, did you needed Worx radio link ?
Hi I did not. Instead I bought a WiFi extender so all my WiFi devices could work in the garden.
@@WarrenNash Thanks
I’m so mad. Spent hours laying in the cable. Followed instructions to a Tee. But it gives ZERO advice to anything other then a 90 degree turn. It scraps and tears up the ground on my curved garden beds, essentially meaning I have to tear it up and start again.
Also. Thanks for the extra spare loop slack trick. Why is this shit not in the manual, I had gone under pavers and had to drag it all back and out.
I would also advise leaving a excess from starting point A so you can pull some through if needed after your first test run!!
Worx robotmower is not good. Front to low. Mower digs into the ground and stops. Do not buy a Worx.
Sorry but your lawn must be a complete mess with potholes to be catching the front of this mower. It’s actually an amazing piece of machinery so well made and such a simple idea I have to question your review. Don’t think twice about purchasing the mower and the reviews speak for themselves.
I DO NOT OWN A CELL PHONE
These Machines are crap. We have bought of them, both are now broken after less then 2 years. Service ...ha ha. If you deal with them it takes ages, so we gave up, organized parts from Germany and fixed them ourself. Both main rotor engine broken (bearings) and on one the STOP bottom get stucked. We would never buy them again.