Stiga A 750 - Robot Lawn Mower - with 2,5 Ah E-Power Battery

The STIGA A 750 robot lawn mower is the ideal tool for keeping your lawn in perfect condition. This robot is capable of cutting grass at the right time, in the right place and in the right way, thus ensuring the health of the lawn. Thanks to STIGA's patented Active Guidance System (AGS) technology, this robot is able to assess the quality of the GPS signal at different times of the day and intelligently plan the cut in advance, ensuring that the mower runs without interruption when the signal is strongest.

The installation of the robot is completely virtual, allowing the working perimeter to be set up via the dedicated App. In case of changes in the garden configuration, simply update the cutting area and perimeter via the STIGA.GO App.

Equipped with a highly durable 25.2V, 2.5Ah STIGA ePower battery, the STIGA A 750 robot is capable of cutting up to 750 m² of surface area with only two cutting sessions per day. Each subsequent session will pick up where the previous one left off, thus ensuring that the entire lawn area is maintained, with different areas being cut daily. It is possible to set up to 7 different cutting areas in your garden, however it is recommended not to exceed 2 cutting sessions per day in order to maintain a healthy lawn.

Thanks to excellent sound insulation, engine noise remains contained within the outer shell of the autonomous robot lawn mower. The robust outer shell can be easily removed without tools and can be safely cleaned with a garden hose. If you wish to clean the robot body with a water jet, it is important to keep the robot in its working position, i.e. horizontal, with the wheels pointing downwards. If you want to clean the blades only, you should use a brush. No direct water jet allowed when the robot is upside down.

Finally, the STIGA A 750 robotic lawn mower offers free connectivity at no extra cost, ensuring a connected user experience with no hidden costs.

This model is equipped with an innovative, Stiga-patented system called the Active Guidance System (AGS). This system allows the robot to store important information such as the trajectories of the satellites, the strength of the signal and where the signal is disturbed. As a result, the robot updates the map daily, avoiding areas with a weak signal when needed. This helps the robot work more efficiently and prevents potential stalls due to lack of signal.

It can independently manage cutting sessions and create a virtual map of the garden while at work, thus knowing exactly where to start cutting.

It includes various directional change programmes, eliminating the risk of overcutting. The robot can be programmed to operate in multiple cutting areas, with the possibility of setting up to 7 different areas. Thanks to the STIGA.GO App, the user can choose from a wide range of pattern combinations, thus ensuring the well-being of the turf and customising the lawn's appearance. It can also be operated via Alexa.

There is no perimeter cable, so you can change the virtual perimeter of your STIGA A 750 with a simple touch. You can also manage other functions of the robot, such as excluding specific areas from cutting cycles and setting times when the robot should not cut, even if only in certain areas.

In order to use GPS RTK technology, the robot needs a continuous connection to its reference station. This connection is ensured by 4G data traffic and constant communication between the lawnmower robot, STIGA Cloud and the base station. The base station is included with the purchase of the robot.

The App can be used on both Apple and Android, integrated with Amazon Alexa, for complete management of your robot!

The App allows you to easily schedule cutting sessions, switch to ECO mode and manage cutting parameters.

With the App, you will always be connected to a service point for a quick response in case of need or failure.

- The App is easily downloaded through the QR code on the robot.

It is possible to contact customer service via the STIGA.GO App.

4G data traffic ensures continuous and reliable communication between the robot mower, the STIGA Cloud and the base, overcoming physical obstacles such as walls and vegetation. Thus, the robot operates with maximum autonomy, tending the lawn with precision. For optimal operation of the robot, a data package is required.

The connection of the robot mower with the STIGA.GO App on the phone uses the mobile data of the device, without affecting the data package necessary for the robot to function.

STIGA autonomous robot mowers come with a free data package for the lifetime of the device, eliminating the need for additional expenses. Data consumption varies depending on the size of the garden and the frequency of cutting sessions, with data traffic stopping when the robot returns to the charging base.

STIGA chose Vodafone as its data provider because of the extended coverage in Europe and the guaranteed security and privacy in the communication between robot and network.

Ensuring that at least one supplier is available to provide the necessary support for the autonomous robot mower to operate efficiently. Different operators will be relied upon depending on the country.

Data security is a priority: STIGA Cloud servers, located in Europe, adhere to strict data protection regulations. STIGA guarantees compatibility and effective operation of the robot in many European countries, although functionality may depend on various factors such as the service provider, GPS and 4G coverage, as well as garden configuration. Please consult your dealer before installation.

The core of the A 750 robot is the Stiga-patented E-Power battery.

This battery consists of first-class lithium-ion cells, containing a chemistry designed to increase reliability and durability.

Tested in all kinds of conditions, the battery will still perform at its best even after 600 recharges, comparable to two recharges per week, over a period of six years.

• High-performance blades: powerful and effective. Four central blades guarantee a fast, quality cut.
• Simple operation: Thanks to the simple control panel and the convenient STIGA.GO App, programming the robot is easy and intuitive.
• Environmentally friendly and low-noise: it does not pollute thanks to the electric charging system and is extremely quiet at under 60 dB(A).
• Helps with soil nutrition: It shreds the grass and lets the residue fall to the ground, adding further nutrients to the lawn.
• Safe: When raised, the robot stops the blades, for safe use at all times.
• It is autonomous: works and recharges autonomously. When the battery is about to run out, the robot will automatically return to its station for recharging.
• Powerful: It copes with slopes of up to 45% - 24°.
• Easily removable shell for better cleaning and maintenance.

An intuitive control panel lets you manually give instructions to the robot when you don't have your phone at hand. With the switches on the panel, you can:

• Switch on and off A 750
• Activate Bluetooth functionality
• Instruct the robot to return to the charging base
• Manage the robot to cut according to the set schedule
• Direct the robot to start cutting immediately

The robot will stop immediately by pressing the big red button marked STOP.

- Detail of control panel and STOP button

The product you receive at home is easy to start up, and even the most inexperienced user can start using the A 750 robot, following the included instruction manual.

The installation is completely virtual. The working perimeter can be set via the STIGA.GO App, and can be updated at any time.

As soon as the charging base (with charger) is installed, the robot is ready to go, as it does not need a perimeter wire.

The charging base must be placed in a location with a clear view of at least 120°. If the view is limited, the antenna can be pulled out of the charging base and positioned at a height with an unobstructed sky view.

The supplied cable is 5 metres. However, STIGA also makes a 15-metre cable available for more complicated situations.

Extension cables can be used for various purposes:

• Feed the charging base
• Feed the satellite reference station, installed separately from the charging base, directly from the latter.
• Feed the satellite reference station, installed separately from the charging base, using an external power supply.

It is possible to use a maximum of two cables of 5 metres each, or one 15-metre cable.

Main technical features:

• Engine type: Brushless
• Charging system: Automatic
• Power Kit: Included
• Battery voltage: 25.2 V
• Battery: Lithium-ion
• Battery capacity: 2.5 Ah
• Running time: 60 minutes
• Charging Time: 60 minutes
• Noise level: 60 dB
• Weight: 8.1 Kg

Other features:

• Quick stop control: The robot stops when the large STOP button is pressed, ensuring safety in all circumstances.
• Obstacle detection sensor
• Anti-tilting sensor
• Adjustable rain sensor
• Lifting sensor: if the robot is lifted it will switch off, and then must be started manually
• Stiga Soft Lawn Touch: the machine is so light that it leaves no trace on the lawn, and the central battery improves balance and ensures easy cutting.

The robot has an electronic cutting height adjustment, which can vary from a minimum of 20 to a maximum of 60 mm.

Mulching: 4 pivoting steel blades finely chop the grass, leaving it on the ground. As it decomposes, it becomes a nutrient for the lawn itself, creating an entirely natural cycle. With this cutting method, the grass does not need to be harvested.

Up to 7 different cutting areas can be set in the garden. It is recommended, however, to schedule only 2 cutting sessions per day.

Recommended maximum cutting area: 750 s.q. m.

Cutting width: 18 cm

Maximum cutting speed: 22m/min

Blade speed: 2850 rpm

It can operate up to a 45%slope, or 20% close to the edges.

Two large rubberised wheels are included as well, for an effective and long-lasting grip on the ground, and two small front swivel wheels, which allow it to overcome slopes and obstacles.

Edge cutting can be programmed via the App. It can be set on the days on which cutting sessions are scheduled.

- Detail of the front wheels

- Difference between pivoting and non-pivoting blades

If ONLY the blades need cleaning, with the robot upside down, use a brush.