Ref. 970462810
The SILENO minimo by Gardena is the most compact model in the range, weighing 6.1 kg and built for small lawns up to 250 m², with a maximum slope of 25% and a sound level of 57 dB(A). Its 16 cm cutting width, height-adjustable from 2 to 4.6 cm, comes with the CorridorCut function, which mows narrow passages between 60 cm and 1.5 m wide connecting separate lawn areas without extra manual setup each time.
This small garden is bounded by the supplied boundary wire, positioned at a distance from obstacles that depends on their nature. Thanks to a slight overhang past the wire before each turn, the mower cuts right to the edge with no hand-finishing needed. Contact with an obstacle simply triggers a change of direction.
It installs with a traditional boundary wire and is controlled via Bluetooth for setup and remote monitoring of the mowing schedule from a smartphone. Its lithium-ion battery charges in 75 minutes and powers this compact mower, certified IPX5, ideal for small gardens split into multiple zones by narrow passages between them, such as side yards or garden paths.
Designed for small spaces — suits gardens up to 250 m².
Very easy to handle at 6.1 kg — simple to move and install alone.
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.
Narrow blade (160 mm) — ideal for small gardens and cluttered areas.
Good adjustment range (20–46 mm) — works for most lawn types.
Rated IPX5 — very high waterproof protection against powerful jets.
Good battery life (36 Wh) — charges in 75 min, suited to medium surfaces.
Good news: 4.5 kg CO₂ — among the most frugal robots in its category (robots up to 600 m²).
Low footprintScale for robots up to 600 m² (kg CO₂)
Filtre : fabrication en Europe uniquement — il ne modifie pas le classement. Méthode
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