What happens at steps?
1257917
(from Product Description) "...and it uses built-in cliff sensors to avoid stairs and other drop-offs. In addition, invisible barriers can be set using the unit's Virtual Wall system. To mark off-limit areas, simply place a Virtual Wall at a doorway or other opening and adjust the infrared beam setting to the distance of the opening. The unit automatically detects the beam and will not cross it. "
1257918
It's got a "cliff sensor", so it knows when it's at a step and won't go over the edge.
1257919
It comes with a little box that shoots out a light beam; it won't cross the beam. I have 2 IRobots, plus a Minty (it mops), one for each level of my house. You do have to clean out the dirt catcher on IRobot, as well as taking brushes out and cleaning them.
860542
I have not tested it with steps. It does get hung up on the sliding glass door if we leave it open
1203111
Yes, the step is high impact plastic. The logo is embossed on it so it would probably have to be ground off.
187598
The steps are about 8 or 9 inches apart. The ladder is very sturdy but very heavy.
1977742
It depends entirely on how extended the steps are because it acts like an accordion. You can also add or remove steps so you can make the distance between them whatever you like. Very happy with mine.
2249340
Do not clearly understand the question. This apparatus can be placed on a step but does not operate as a step, rather an elevated type of support to walk up or down on. Hope this helps.
1947225
Yes it does. It takes a few steps for it to resume again, so if you stop often, your steps may be short a bit.
534014
I have not experienced that problem, I just pull it up behind me. I go slowly and it "walks" up the step behind me. This is a terrific product, hope you can get it to work for you.
345136
It will probably go over four or five steps but it would be very steep at that point and I think dangerous to be that steep and take a wheel chair or other device over. I won't do it.
825013
Not sure yet as this is my first year using them. I am going to leave the steps in except for the upper hand rails and see how that works out.
648156
Not really but the bottom step is hinged with a fabric strap and does not hold it steady. I think the unit is unsafe and plan to replace it.
966447
No. It does calculate total steps as well as aerobic steps. So if you walked up the stairs aerobically (more than 60 steps per minute I believe) it would count those steps separately.
817462
Not sure what is beibng asked, but when 1 step is at the minimum level (about 8 inches) the other is at the high point (about 18 inches), this is at start. The inicline will raise these values when in use.
1918002
I think you can the programming instructions will walk you through the steps
2011153
i think you're talking about the "D0 stepping". see the discussion "D0 stepping when in stock".
2074209
No the steps will automatically go back up. But if you know your going to be off-roading you can pull the fuse out for the steps. Hope this helps
528828
There are wooden slats underneath the carpeted steps that pivot upright and fit into slots to keep the steps in stair position. If you fold down those wooden slats, the steps lie flat and create a ramp. If you need to fold the whole unit flat, you would just put it in the ramp position and then fold the legs underneath it.