Ref. 2R9106228/UKS
Built for precision above all, the STIGA A 10000 is one of the most capable autonomous mowers in the range, for large gardens up to 12,000 m². Fitted with STIGA's patented RTK AGS active guidance system, it won't lose signal or get thrown off by obstacles in built-up areas the way other mowers can, supporting slopes of up to 50%.
On this large property, each zone is bounded by a virtual boundary set up in the app and positioned by the RTK AGS system, with no onboard camera involved. If the mower bumps into the same spot repeatedly, it memorises the obstacle's position and, back at the dock, offers to create a circular or hand-drawn no-go zone. A per-zone Border Cut function delivers a clean edge finish at the end of each mow.
Alexa- and Google Home-compatible, it's controlled through the STIGA.GO app with 4G and Bluetooth connectivity and a built-in rain sensor. Its 25.2V 12Ah lithium battery recharges in 180 minutes for 330 minutes of mowing, driving a 260 mm cutting width adjustable from 20 to 65 mm. Rated IPX5 at 13.5 kg and 60 dB(A), this STIGA robotic lawn mower, designed and built in Italy, targets very large properties.
Built for large surfaces — mows up to 12000 m² with ease.
Robust model at 13.5 kg — consider having help for installation.
Near-silent at 60 dB — can run at any hour without disturbing neighbours.
Volume relatif, indicatif — dépend de votre casque/enceintes.
Tackles steep terrain up to 50% — beyond standard robot capability.
Standard width (260 mm) — a good fit for most gardens.
Good adjustment range (20–65 mm) — works for most lawn types.
Rated IPX5 — very high waterproof protection against powerful jets.
Excellent battery life (302.4 Wh) — charges in 180 min.
High footprint for its category (robots over 3,000 m²): 35.9 kg CO₂, mainly due to its battery capacity.
High footprintScale for robots over 3,000 m² (kg CO₂)
Filtre : fabrication en Europe uniquement — il ne modifie pas le classement. Méthode
No other 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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