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HUSQVARNA CEORA™ 546 EPOS™

 
 
 
What's included
HUSQVARNA CEORA™ 546 EPOS™ - 970 46 79‑07
Not included
  • Cutting deck
  • Charging station
  • Reference Station
  • Wheel brushes
  • Support plate
 
 
 
 
 
 

Product Description

Peak-performance robotic model for large-area mowing, featuring Husqvarna EPOS™ technology. Systematic, high-precision cutting tailored for optimised flexibility within virtual boundaries. Handles very large areas such as multiple football fields, golf courses or large hotel, company or municipal facilities. Delivering a professional result on the turf, operating quietly and with zero emissions while in use.

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CEORA 546 EPOS AU ROBOTIC LAWN MOWER
970 46 79‑07
Capacity

Max active time

24 h

Follow guide

Virtual transport path
CEORA 546 EPOS AU ROBOTIC LAWN MOWER
970 46 79‑07
Overall dimensions

Weight (complete product w/o side packed articles)

38 kg

Product size length

67 cm

Product size width

72 cm

Product size height

44 cm
CEORA 546 EPOS AU ROBOTIC LAWN MOWER
970 46 79‑07
Product data

Colour

Orange

Protection Index (IP Code)

IPX5

Battery Chemistry

Li-Ion

Battery capacity

49 Ah
CEORA 546 EPOS AU ROBOTIC LAWN MOWER
970 46 79‑07
Cutting System

Cutting height max

70 mm

Cutting height min

20 mm
CEORA 546 EPOS AU ROBOTIC LAWN MOWER
970 46 79‑07
Control

User Interface

Professional User Interface/App

Display

None

Connectivity

Cellular, Bluetooth®

App controlled

Husqvarna Fleet Services

Smart Home integration

Yes

Firmware Update

FOTA
CEORA 546 EPOS AU ROBOTIC LAWN MOWER
970 46 79‑07
Safety

GPS Theft tracking

Yes

PIN code

Yes

Alarm

Yes

Lift sensor

Yes

Tilt sensor

Yes

Fits to model

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