Lawn Mower Boundary Wire From ADS Cable
The lawn boundary wire, also known as the boundary wire or fence wire, is a core accessory wire of the intelligent lawn mowing robot system. It is used to delineate the working area, form an electronic fence, and guide the robot to operate safely within the designated lawn area, avoiding entering restricted areas such as flower beds, pools or roads.
I. Core Features of the Product
• Durable material: Mostly made of solid/stranded copper conductors, Copper clad alumin, covered with LLDPE or cross-linked polyethylene insulation layer. It is resistant to aging, corrosion and ultraviolet rays, suitable for outdoor underground or surface laying environments, with a service life of up to 5-10 years.
• Signal stability: Transmits low-voltage weak electrical signals (12V - 36V), featuring low resistance and low signal loss, ensuring the robot has sensitive sensing and precise positioning, and is suitable for complex courtyards and large areas of lawns.
• Universal specification: Main diameters are 2.7mm and 3.4mm. The color is mainly green. It has strong flexibility and can be freely bent and wound around trees or flower beds for laying. It is compatible with mainstream brands such as Husqvarna, Gardena, and Worx for lawn mowing robots.
• Safety and Compliance: Compliant with CE, RoHS, VDE and other certifications. High insulation strength. Waterproof and moisture-resistant. Underground laying does not affect the growth of grass, and is harmless to humans and animals.
II. Main Market Applications
• Family Courtyard: Used for delineating the lawn boundaries in villas and garden-style residences, separating areas such as flower beds, shrubs, and ponds. It is suitable for lawns ranging from 50 to 2000 square meters and is a standard accessory for household smart lawn mowers.
• Commercial landscape: Widely used in large-scale lawns such as parks, golf courses, municipal green spaces, and hotel complexes. It is combined with multiple ring lines to plan complex operation areas, thereby reducing the cost of manual maintenance.
• Public Facilities: Applied to public green spaces such as schools, hospitals, and community squares. The operation area is delineated to prevent robots from colliding with the facilities, thereby enhancing the efficiency and safety of lawn maintenance.