Ultrasonic Repeller – Solar Garden Unit With Motion Sensor and 30 ft Range

Ultrasonic Repeller – Sits in the Border and Handles the Night Shift

A solar-powered garden unit with a motion sensor that watches a 110 degree arc out to around 30 feet. When something crosses it, the unit emits a 2.5 second ultrasonic burst and a flash of light, then goes back to standby. It stakes into the ground or mounts on a flat surface.

Why choose a solar ultrasonic repeller?

Netting and fencing only work where you put them, and they look like what they are. A sensor unit covers an open stretch of lawn, border or pond edge without changing how the garden looks. Solar charging means no cable running across the grass.

• PIR motion sensor — detects movement across a 110 degree arc out to roughly 30 feet.
• Solar charging — tops itself up during the day and works through the night.
• 2.5 second ultrasonic burst — outside the range most people hear, then straight back to standby.
• Weather-sealed housing — waterproof, windproof, UV-resistant and rustproof for year-round use.
• Ground stake or flat mount — put it in a border, on a shed roof or along a path.

One small post in the border, quietly minding the garden while you sleep.

Peel the clear film off the solar panel before first use, or it will never charge properly. Position it facing the route animals take in, with the sensor unobstructed by tall planting. Give it a full day in the sun before you expect a night's worth of operation.

Specifications

• solar-powered with rechargeable battery
• PIR sensor, 110 degree arc, range up to 30 ft
• 2.5 second ultrasonic and light burst per trigger
• weather-sealed, UV-resistant outdoor housing

Stake it out and let it keep watch.