Landroid L2000
Multi-awarded, best-seller, budget-friendly robotic mower with boundary wire
- Intelligent: Noesis™ cognitive auto-scheduling.
- Accurate: Cut-to-Edge minimizes the need for manual trimming of the borders
- Efficient: the most efficient and most agile robot mower, thanks to the patented AIA™ technology
- Configurable to your needs: choose from five unique options
- Versatile: PowerShare™ battery fits all Worx cordless tools
- Future proof: automatic Over-the-Air software updates
- Advanced: sensorless motors, same technology as used in EVs
£1699.99 (includes £283.33 Tax)
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Product description
Built on proven boundary wire technology trusted by over 1 million homeowners worldwide, Landroid delivers precise, controlled robotic mowing with complete perimeter definition. By installing a discreet boundary wire, you define exactly where your mower operates — shaping edges, protecting flower beds, isolating no-go zones and adapting the layout to your garden’s unique design. Landroid follows the boundaries you set with consistent, reliable accuracy season after season. Its modular design allows you to expand and customize performance with a range of optional add-ons, tailoring the mower to your lawn’s specific needs. From enhanced navigation to obstacle protection, Landroid grows with your garden. Engineered for dependable everyday performance, Landroid keeps your lawn evenly maintained while offering precise control and exceptional value.
Key features
- Fast coverage of the area thanks to AIA™ navigation technology
- Goes through narrow passages with ease, without any guiding wire
- Auto-schedule automatically adapts working time to weather, grass species and soil type
- Fully customizable to individual needs with four unique options
- Multi-area management
- Wi-Fi connected for automatic software updates
- Save the Hedgehogs mode
- Powered by PowerShare battery, shareable with all Worx cordless tools
Technical specifications and Manual
Battery & Charger |
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| Battery Type | Lithium ion |
| Battery Capacity | 5.0 Ah |
| Battery Technology | PowerShare |
User interface |
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| Built-in display | LCD |
| Input | Keypad |
Options |
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| ACS™ obstacle avoidance technology | YES |
| Off-Limits™ virtual fence | YES |
| FindMyLandroid™ anti theft geo-fencing | YES |
| RadioLink™ Wi-Fi extender | YES |
Connectivity |
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| Wi-Fi | YES |
Weight & Dimensions |
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| Product depth | 630 mm |
| Product height | 225 mm |
| Product width | 445 mm |
| Weight with Battery | 12 kg |
Basic Specifications |
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| Recommended lawn size | 2000 m² |
| Maximum slope | 35 % |
| Noise level | 67 dB |
| Front wheels | 2 |
| Rain sensor | YES |
Cutting |
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| Cutting disc | 3 pivoting razor blades |
| Cutting width | 22 cm |
| Cutting height, adjustable | 30 mm / 60 mm / |
| Multi-zone management | YES |
| AIA™ intelligent navigation technology | YES |
| Cut-to-Edge | YES |
| Noesis™ cognitive auto-scheduling | YES |
| Self-leveling blade disc | YES |
Safety |
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| Lift sensor | YES |
| Tilt sensor | YES |
| Low inertia blades | YES |
| PIN code | YES |
| Lock system | YES |
| Alarm sound | YES |
Software updates and upgrades |
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| Over-the-Air | YES |
| Via USB | YES |
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In the box
- A. Worx Landroid L2000 WR155E
- B. Wire repair connectors
- C. Spare blades fits with screws
- D. Allen key
- E. Charging station
- F. Screws for the charging station
- G. Pegs
- H. Power supply
- I. 250m boundary wire
- J. 20V 5 Ah PowerShare battery
- K. Boundary wire distance gauges
- L. Bertelsen ruler
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