GET RID OF Animal IN 48 HOURS
We're all tired of animals coming into our homes and ruining the gardens we worked so hard on. This revolutionary Ultrasonic Animal Repellent protects any open area in a garden that receives unwanted visiting animals. Motion-activated technology delivered 2.5s of ultrasonic waves, which are just enough to scare the animal away without hurting it.
Solar Power Ultrasonic Animal Pest Repeller Infrared Sensor Get rid of dogs . cats . foxes . deer . raccoons . mice . skunks . squirrels and more with the help of this Solar Power Ultrasonic Cat Dog Repeller Outdoor Garden Infrared Sensor Animal Scarer!
The passive infrared sensor (PIR) detects motion and triggers the ultrasonic speaker to produce a tone that human cannot hear to drive unwanted creatures away. This repeller is effective in a large area up to 2425 square feet. Since it is powered by solar . no batteries or electricity is needed. And it is perfectly suitable to use in the garden . yard . and lawn. Don't hesitate to get one!
FEATURES
- Help you get rid of dogs . cats . foxes . deer . raccoons . mice . skunks . squirrels and more
- PIR can detect motion within a 30ft (9.14m) radius
- Double ultrasonic speakers . each unit covers 110-degree arc and 30ft ground area
- Harmless to human . animals . and pets
- Powered by solar . no batteries or electricity is needed
- Perfectly suitable to use in the garden . yard . and lawn
- Easy to use . simply stick the stake into the ground and leave it to charge in the sun
- Specifications
- Power Supply 4 x AA NiCd Rechargeable Batteries
- Power Consumption Standby 0.8mAh . Working 15mAh
- Ultrasonic Frequency 18-40KHz
- Coverage Area 30 feet . 110?? = 2425 square feet
- Color Green
- Dimensions (14.52 x 5.71 x 3.74)" / (36.9 x 14.5 x 9.5)cm (L x W x H)
- Weight 330g
Package Includes :
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1 x Solar Animal Repeller
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Note : The factory voltage should not be too high. It doesn't have much power when it comes to the consumer's hand . so the battery needs to be turned off and exposed for 6-8 hours.
