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| Minimum Threshold | Exampl Threshold | Maximum Threshold |
¶ How It Works
The Snow Intake Effect parameter (30–55) sets the auger motor's current threshold in amps. As Yarbo clears snow, it continuously monitors the auger's current draw — when that current exceeds your set threshold, indicating thicker or heavier snow resistance, Yarbo automatically slows its driving speed to maintain stability and clearing performance.
| Mode | Description | Behavior |
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| Performance | Focuses on complete clearing and precision. | Yarbo slows down even when snow intake is moderate, minimizing missed spots and ensuring a thorough result. |
| Efficiency | Prioritizes speed and working efficiency. | Yarbo waits until a higher snow intake before reducing speed, enabling faster snow clearing — though small patches may occasionally remain. |
¶ Why It Matters
- Improved Adaptability: Yarbo dynamically responds to real snow conditions instead of relying solely on preset speeds.
- Enhanced Precision: Reduces missed snow and uneven clearing on varying snow depths.
- Energy Efficiency: Optimizes motor load by adjusting speed according to snow density.
¶ Tips for Best Results
- Choose Performance if you want the cleanest possible results and don’t mind a longer working time.
- Choose Efficiency if you want faster operation and can accept minimal snow residue.
- Combine with Auger Speed Mode (Balanced or Power) for best results in mixed or wet snow conditions.
- If you're dealing with heavy and wet snow, you can remove the lower 2 bars of the fence to help increase the snow intake