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RM21 Robotic Mower: Power for Large-Scale Properties and Sports Fields
Mow up to 90,000㎡ with high terrain adaptability and a powerful battery.
Product Overview
Why Choose the RM21?
The RM21 Robotic Mower is built for large-scale properties, with a mowing capacity of up to 90,000㎡ (22 acre) and the ability to handle slopes of up to 20°. It’s ideal for maintaining sports fields, farms, and large estates with its powerful 4kWh battery and precision terrain navigation. Designed to operate autonomously, the RM21 ensures your property stays perfectly groomed.
90,000㎡ (22 acre)
Max mowing area
20°
Max slope
4kWh
High battery capacity
Mowing Area
Up to 90,000㎡
Max Slope
20°
Battery Capacity
4kWh
Terrain Capability
Suitable for farms, sports fields, and large properties
Cutting Height
30mm - 127mm
Ideal for large-scale properties and uneven terrain
Customizable schedules and terrain adaptability
Service and Support
Maintenance and Spare Parts for RM21
Dynamic Robots offers maintenance services and genuine spare parts to keep your RM21 in peak condition. Contact us for regular maintenance or any repair needs.
FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of properties are ideal for the RM21?
The RM21 is perfect for large-scale properties like farms, sports fields, and estates, covering up to 90,000㎡ (22 acre).
Can the RM21 handle rough terrain?
Yes, the RM21 is designed to tackle slopes of up to 20°, making it excellent for uneven terrains.
How long does the battery last?
The RM21 is equipped with a powerful 4kWh battery, designed for large-scale mowing. It offers extended mowing sessions before requiring a recharge.
Is the RM21 difficult to maintain?
Routine maintenance like blade cleaning and software updates will ensure long-term performance. We also offer spare parts and repair services
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