Use case
Substations & transformer stations
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Flagship segment for Spider Electric 2.0. Eliminates engine fire risk, silent operation that doesn't disturb monitoring systems, zero safety risks from fuel.
Situation
A high-voltage substation. Transformers humming behind the fence. Grass grows, raising fire risk and obstructing access to equipment. Send a person in with a brushcutter? Safety training, entry permits, PPE.
Problem
Every human entry into a substation is a risk. A specialized mower operator is expensive for such a simple task. And a combustion engine near high voltage? Yet another fire risk nobody needs. Hot exhaust must often not even contact electrical systems.
SOLUTION
The substation maintenance technician presses a button. The electric machine mows without exhaust, without sparks, without a hot engine. People stay outside the fence.
Spider Electric 2.0 turns substation greenery maintenance from a logistically demanding operation into a routine, automated process. The fully electric drive eliminates engine fire risk — no fuel, no exhaust gases, no hot surfaces near transformers. The machine is silent (only the mechanical sound of cutting), so it doesn't interfere with sensitive monitoring systems.
There's always a power connection at a substation — installing a permanent charger means zero operating logistics. Map the area once and from then on, anyone on staff can launch mowing through the app.
Why Spider Electric 2.0?
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Eliminates fire risk from the engine and hot exhaust
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Silent operation does not disturb sensitive monitoring systems
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No human entry into the hazard zone — the machine works on its own
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Permanent charger at the substation = zero logistics
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Operator = substation maintenance staff, no specialist needed
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Autonomous operation also at night and on weekends
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Emergency stop from the remote controller and from the app
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