Husqvarna Automower® 410 iQ
Up to half an acre, no boundary wire, a full 4-inch cut, and radar object detection as standard across the iQ Series.
One number, everything in it. Most yards land here, and the site survey confirms it before you commit to anything.
- Husqvarna Automower® 410 iQ
- $2,599.99
- Professional installation
- $650.00
- Free demo at your property
- Included
- Site survey & sizing
- Included
- Delivery within 60 mi of Tampa
- Included
- EPOS® reference station
- In the box
- First season of blades
- Included
- Installed total
- $3,249.99
Complex properties — heavy tree cover, long runs to the outlet, several separated zones — can run above this. The survey is where that gets settled, in writing.
The four numbers that decide it
Acreage alone doesn't answer this. These four do, and the last one rules out more machines in Florida than the other three combined.
Why every mower publishes two capacity figures is explained in the Sizing Guide →
The full sheet
Husqvarna's published figures. Working area carries a ±20% tolerance and depends on how much of the yard the mower has to cross between zones — which the survey settles.
- Working area — systematic
- 0.5 acre
- Working area — irregular
- 0.25 acre
- Navigation
- EPOS® satellite
- Boundary
- Virtual, or wire
- Object detection
- Radar
- Mowing patterns
- Random · stripes · checkerboard
- Cutting height
- 1″ – 4″
- Cutting width
- 9.4″
- Cutting system
- 3 pivoting razor blades
- Max slope
- 45% in-zone
- Slope at boundary
- 15%
- Battery
- 5 Ah Li-ion
- Mowing time
- 84 min
- Charging time
- 108 min
- Sound level
- 62 dB(A)
- Weight
- 38 lb
- Dimensions
- 29.6 × 21.4 × 11.1″
- Water resistance
- IPX5
- Connectivity
- Cellular · Wi-Fi · BT
- App
- Automower® Connect
- Anti-theft
- GPS · alarm · PIN
- Warranty
- 4 years
What comes in the box
- Charging station
- EPOS® reference station
- 6 replacement blades
- 33 ft low-voltage cable
- 100 stakes
- Welcome guide and operator's manual
What we bring
- A running demo unit, first, on your own grass
- The survey — sky view, slopes, narrow passages, power
- Installation labour and materials
- Mower and reference-station power supplies connected to your outlet
- Zone and schedule mapping in the app, set for your grass
- A supervised first cut before we leave
- Our phone number, for a person twenty minutes away
62 decibels means nothing. This is what it means.
Decibels are logarithmic, so the numbers mislead. Every 10 dB is roughly a doubling of how loud something actually sounds — which makes a gas mower about seven times as loud as this machine, not a third louder.
In practice: it can run at seven on a Sunday morning and nobody files a complaint. You can hold a conversation standing next to it, and nobody needs ear defenders to be in the garden while the lawn is cut.
Automower figure is Husqvarna's published sound level. Comparison values are typical published ranges; gas walk-behind mowers are commonly cited at 85–95 dB(A) at the operator's ear.
Demo, survey, install
Four steps, and you can stop after any of them. Nothing is owed until the third.
Free demo at your property
We bring a running mower to your yard and put it on your grass. Around 45 minutes, no charge, no obligation, anywhere inside 60 miles of Tampa.
Site survey
We walk the property, check satellite sky view for EPOS, measure slopes and narrow passages, and find where the dock goes relative to your nearest outdoor outlet. This is what turns a price range into a fixed written number.
Installation
Dock sited, mower and reference-station power supplies connected to your existing outdoor outlet, boundaries and zones mapped in the app, cutting height set for your grass type, first cut supervised. Typically a half day. We're not electricians — if a new outlet is needed we'll tell you at the survey so you can have one put in first.
Then we stay reachable
Blades, firmware, seasonal height changes and warranty work — all house calls. Being the dealer is the point: there's no shipping, no queue, no third party.
Against the machines either side of it
If the 410 iQ isn't the right size, the machine above it usually is.
| 410 iQ | 420 iQ | 520H EPOS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conservative capacity | 0.25 ac | 0.5 ac | 0.6 ac |
| Best case | 0.5 ac | 1.0 ac | 1.2 ac |
| Cut height | 1 – 4″ | 1 – 4″ | 2 – 3.6″ |
| Mowing time | 84 min | 84 min | 75 min |
| Charge time | 108 min | 54 min | 50 min |
| Battery | 5 Ah | 5 Ah | 4 Ah |
| Sound | 62 dB(A) | 62 dB(A) | 61 dB(A) |
| Object detection | Radar | Radar | — |
| Boundary | Virtual or wire | Virtual or wire | Virtual only |
| Built for | Residential & commercial | Residential & commercial | Residential & commercial |
The one difference that matters
The 410 and 420 are the same hardware underneath — same 5 Ah battery, same 84-minute run, same deck. Firmware is what separates them: how charge is managed and how much ground the machine is licensed to cover. If your yard is comfortably under a quarter acre of actual grass, the 410 is the right buy and the 420 is money you don't need to spend.
Safety is not a reason to trade up
Radar object detection is standard across the whole iQ Series, so choosing the smaller machine does not mean choosing less protection around children, pets or garden furniture that moves. The only thing the 420 buys you is ground.
What people ask about this one
Can it use a boundary wire instead of satellite?
Yes. Wire-free is what the iQ Series is built around and it's what we recommend, but the mower also supports a conventional buried boundary wire — either for the whole property or for one problem zone alongside virtual boundaries elsewhere. It's not the headline feature, it's the safety net, and it means a difficult corner of a yard doesn't rule the machine out.
Will it scalp my St. Augustine?
Not at the right height. This machine reaches a full 4 inches, which covers the 3.5–4 inches UF recommends for standard St. Augustine cultivars. We set the height at installation for your grass type. It's also worth knowing that UF research found daily light trimming produced denser St. Augustine, not thinner.
What about all the oak cover in my yard?
Heavy canopy is the single most common reason a Tampa yard performs below its headline number — satellite positioning needs sky view. It usually still works, but the mower falls back to irregular patterns under the trees, which is why we size against the conservative figure rather than the optimistic one. The survey is where we measure this rather than guess.
And if part of your property genuinely can't hold a satellite fix, that section doesn't have to be given up. The iQ Series still accepts a physical boundary wire, so a shaded zone can be set up the traditional way while the rest of the lawn runs wire-free. Wireless is the better answer nearly everywhere — but it isn't all-or-nothing, and a stand of mature oaks is exactly the case the wire option exists for.
What does radar object detection actually do?
It lets the mower detect an object in its path and steer around it rather than nudging it. Every Automower stops its blades when lifted or tipped, and the blades sit well inside the body — radar is an extra layer on top of that. It's the feature we point to when a customer asks about toddlers, small dogs, or a garden that's rarely tidy. It comes as standard on both iQ Series machines, so it isn't something you have to spend up to get.
What happens if someone takes it?
It has GPS tracking, an alarm and PIN protection, and it's useless to anyone else without the PIN. It's also a cellular-connected device, so you'll know where it went.
Is a quarter acre really the limit?
0.25 acre is the conservative figure — irregular mowing, the pattern the machine falls back to around obstacles and under trees. On open ground with clear sky view it will do double that. Most Tampa lots sit somewhere in between, which is exactly what the survey is for: we'd rather size it right than sell you a machine that's working flat out every day.
Manufacturer promotions and seasonal offers come and go, and we run our own from time to time. The installed price above is the standard one — call or ask and we'll tell you what's running right now.
Book a free site survey
We'll bring a mower, put it on your grass, walk the property and give you a fixed written number for this machine installed — or tell you a different one fits better. No charge, no obligation, anywhere within 60 miles of Tampa.