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The FREELEXO CAM 500 by Einhell mows lawns up to 500 m² without any boundary wire, thanks to a built-in camera that identifies lawn edges by colour and structure, backed by ultrasonic sensors for physical obstacles taller than 10 cm. Weight: 8.75 kg, sound level: 57 dB(A).
With no wire to install, the onboard camera paired with the GNSS module scans the area ahead in real time to tell the lawn apart from a boundary or an obstacle, changing direction in either case while memorising its position to map the area. Distance sensors also spot obstacles along the way and stop the mower before it sets off elsewhere. A magnetic strip laid on the ground excludes a specific spot, such as a flower bed, by stopping the mower as it approaches.
A 5 m magnetic tape included in the box acts as a temporary virtual barrier to mark off no-mow zones, for example around a freshly planted tree or a flower meadow. Control runs directly from the LED display and built-in keypad. Protected by a PIN code and warning signal, fitted with a rain sensor, this Einhell robotic lawn mower offers a cutting height of 20 to 60 mm for a maximum slope of 25%. This wire-free navigation makes installation noticeably simpler compared to the range's wired models.
A good fit for medium-sized gardens (covers 500 m²).
Standard weight of 8.75 kg — no particular difficulty to install.
Near-silent at 57 dB — can run at any hour without disturbing neighbours.
Volume relatif, indicatif — dépend de votre casque/enceintes.
Handles typical slopes up to 25% — suits most gardens.
Standard width (180 mm) — a good fit for most gardens.
Good adjustment range (20–60 mm) — works for most lawn types.
Rated IPX4 — water jet resistant, can operate in heavy rain.
Good battery life (54 Wh) — sufficient for standard use.
Footprint of 7.9 kg CO₂ — average for its category (robots up to 600 m²).
Moderate footprintScale for robots up to 600 m² (kg CO₂)
Filtre : fabrication en Europe uniquement — il ne modifie pas le classement. Méthode
No European-made robot matches this model on surface, price, slope and navigation at once. Here are the closest ones, with their differences.
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