ECHO Robotics RP-1200 Autonomous Range Picker
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Request a QuoteThe ECHO Robotics RP-1200 Autonomous Range Picker is built to keep busy driving ranges operating efficiently. With a daily collection capacity of up to 12,500 golf balls and a recommended working area of five acres, the RP-1200 continuously collects balls while helping reduce labour and operating costs.
Designed for quiet, autonomous operation, the RP-1200 works day and night and automatically returns to its charging station when required. Operators can remotely monitor performance and manage the machine through the smartphone application or online portal.
Available at Kooy Brothers Equipment Ltd.
Features
- Autonomous 24/7 ball-picking performance
- Automatically returns to its charging station
- Collects up to 12,500 golf balls per day
- Basket capacity of approximately 320–350 golf balls
- Recommended for working areas up to five acres
- Remote monitoring and control through the smartphone application or online portal
- Quiet operation for use during the day or at night
- Up to eight times lower energy costs than conventional equipment
- Zero operating emissions
- Advanced automation, guidance and safety features
- Designed to collect balls thoroughly while remaining gentle on turf
- Professional installation customized for your driving range
Specifications
- Maximum Working Area: 6 acres
- Recommended Working Area: 5 acres
- Basket Capacity: 320–350 balls
- Daily Capacity: Up to 12,500 balls
- Maximum Slope: 30%
- Picking Width: 37.6 in.
- Weight: 188 lb, including batteries
- Length: 3.9 ft.
- Width: 4.4 ft.
- Height: 1.8 ft.
- Maximum Noise Level: 61 dB
- Average Annual Energy Consumption: 680 kWh
Working capacity and maximum surface area may vary depending on the quality and layout of the terrain and the presence of obstacles. Product weight includes batteries. Annual energy consumption may vary depending on operating conditions and usage.
