LawnBott Evolution LB3210
A bit of History – The LawnBott Evolution (LB3200) was the flagship robotic lawn mower before the LB3510 came around. Today’s LB3210 has even more features than the LawnBott Evolution of the past.
The dimensions of the LawnBott LB3210 and LB3250 box are 29 x 24 x 14 inches. The packaging of the mower has greatly improved over the years. The LawnBott is now protected in pre-molded foam with accessories neatly packed along the outside. Kudos to Zucchetti for continuing to improve their mowers...including how they are packaged.
Review here: https://www.ronmowers.com/5-best-robotic-lawn-mowers-2019/
What is in the box:
Wireless Remote Control
500 ft. of LawnBott perimeter wire
200 pegs
Ruler (to help with wire placement)
Perimeter signal transmitter
Power supply
Printed manual (multi-lingual)
LawnBott DVD installation video
Disturbance filter
Our exclusive USB upgrade cable*
Exclusive tips and advice guide*
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Covered Charging Base
The covered charging base will ship in either green or red. Many robotic lawn mower users see the covered garage as a bonus. My complaint about the covered charging garage is that it also covers the rain sensor. Therefore, the LawnBott LB3210 and LB3250 will have to leave the docking station to discover that it is raining. This is a minor complaint because the lawn mower switches off the blade and quickly finds its way back to the base with no harm done, but it is worth mentioning nonetheless. Also the quick trip in the rain helps keep the mower looking clean.
As with the other LawnBott models, the shell of the LB3210 and LB3250 does an excellent job of keeping water from entering the mower while withstanding a lifetime of bumps. The shell also resists UV rays to prevent the color from fading over time.
LawnBott LB3210 Dome Nut
These dome nuts serve as charging contacts. When the mower rolls into the garage, they make contact with the charging plates.
Rain Sensor
LawnBott LB3210 Rain SensorThe rain sensor on the LB3210 and LB3250 can be adjusted by turning one of the probes. The closer the contacts, the more sensitive it is to rain. As with the other LawnBott lawn mowers, you have three options in regards to the rain sensor:
turn off the rain sensor, thus ignore rain
automatically resume cutting grass after rain or
wait for instruction from the owner after a rain.
In our test, the rain sensor works perfect right out of the box without any adjustments. After it starts raining the mower will turn off the blade and go back to the charging garage. There is a delay before the mower actually returns to mowing the grass which in most cases is just enough time for the lawn to dry.
