Introducing the RoboDoc Cable Breakage Detector

Are you tired of the guessing game when your robotic lawnmower's charging station starts blinking, indicating a problem with the cables? The search for that elusive breakage can be both frustrating and time-consuming, especially if you have a large property with multiple cables to inspect. But don't worry; I have the perfect solution for you!

What's included?

• A RoboLawn tester (without batteries)

Key Features:

Effortless Cable Diagnosis

The RoboDoc Cable Breakage Detector is a game-changer when it comes to locating cable faults in your robotic lawnmower system. Say goodbye to tedious manual searches!

Instant Identification

With this innovative device, you can instantly pinpoint the exact cable or cables causing the issue. No more wasting time wondering where to start your troubleshooting.

Saves You Time and Effort

Designed for efficiency, our detector ensures that you spend less time debugging and more time enjoying your perfectly manicured lawn.

The Only Solution on the Market

RoboDoc Cable Breakage Detector is the only product on the market dedicated to solving the problem of cable breakages in robotic lawnmowers. Unlike other solutions such as the MS6812 cable tester, which can give false indications when used in continuity mode, our detector offers unparalleled accuracy.

Battery Powered

Powered by 2 AA batteries (not included), the RoboLawn Cable Breakage Detector is designed for portability and ease of use. We do not include batteries to make shipping more cost-effective for you.

Invest in the future of lawn care technology. Get yours now and take the guesswork out of cable diagnostics.

Compatibility:

This product works with all robotic lawnmowers that use boundary and guide cables to keep them confined. Examples of compatible mowers include Husqvarna Automower, Gardena Sileno, Worx Landroid (not Vision model), and more!

Please Note:

While our detector can identify the faulty cable, it cannot determine the exact location of the breakage within the cable. For pinpointing the exact breakage location, a cable locator is still required. Additionally, it is not designed to identify chaffed cables, there has to be a break or a bad joint.