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What's the difference between the 200, 300, and 400 Series OcuMow mowers?

The 200 Series (VBRM601YCM) covers about 1,000 sq ft with up to 3 hours of runtime. The 300 Series (VBRM601YCM MAX) steps up to 2,000 sq ft and 4 hours of runtime. The 400 Series (VBRM601YCM AD) covers the most ground at 2,600 sq ft with up to 6 hours of runtime and adds edge-cutting, parallel-line mowing. Note: model numbers ending in MAX or AD accommodate an 8Ah battery instead of a 4Ah battery.

Do I need to bury a wire to set up boundaries for these robot mowers?

No. OcuMow™ uses optical navigation to stay within your yard's existing raised boundaries. If your yard doesn't have raised boundaries, included magnetic strips and peg hooks can be used to create a virtual boundary.

How much yard can each robot mower cover on a single charge?

Coverage ranges from about 1,000 sq ft on the 200 Series up to 2,600 sq ft on the 400 Series, with the R1600 and R1600-Plus models covering around 1,600 sq ft each.

What is Drop-N-Mow?

Drop-N-Mow refers to a simplified setup process letting you place the mower down and get started mowing more quickly than a full manual boundary-mapping setup.

LawnMaster's OcuMow™ robot mowers take mowing off your to-do list entirely. Using optical navigation instead of a buried wire, OcuMow™ sees your yard in real time with onboard cameras and sensors, so setup means placing an above-ground magnetic boundary strip rather than digging a trench.

The OcuMow™ lineup ranges from the 200 Series, covering around 1,000 sq ft, up to the 400 Series, which covers up to 2,600 sq ft. Every model includes obstacle detection, avoiding objects as small as 6 inches, and deep-tread wheels built to grip slopes other robot mowers struggle with.

Whether you have a small city lot or a sprawling backyard, there's an OcuMow™ model sized to match. LawnMaster also carries traditional push, corded, and cordless mowers for yards that prefer a hands-on approach. 

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