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AOSION BATTERY SONIC VIBRATING VOLE MOLE REPELLER WITH MOTOR AN-A312-V:
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1. Experience the innovative Vibrating Mole Repeller from AOSION, designed to emit low-frequency sound that strategically vibrates the ground in meticulous circular patterns, deterring rodents effectively. As the vibration transmits through the soil, rodents sense it intuitively and instinctively relocate away from the area. Please note, these vibrations are obstructed by robust barriers like building foundations. This coverage radiates in a perfect circle from the device. The integrated motor vibrates systematically in a circular formation, ensuring moles are kept at bay. Functioning cyclically every 3 seconds with a 30-second pause, the buzzer repeats this cycle 10 times before the motor vibrates for 3 seconds, pausing for 30 seconds over three cycles, maintaining its deterrent effect without relent.
2. Powered by 4*D cell (1.5V) batteries, this unit promises long-lasting performance for 4-6 months, providing peace of mind. It's essential to review battery condition regularly and remove them if the ground becomes excessively waterlogged or frozen to prevent malfunction.
3. Featuring a convenient battery slot design, this repeller allows for easy battery replacement without the hassle of extracting the entire device from the ground, enhancing user convenience significantly.
4. Initial Setup: To ensure optimum performance, begin by installing high-quality batteries. The unit accepts 4*D cell batteries. Position the device in an area with loose soil, such as a flourishing vegetable garden or decorative flower bed. Ensure the top is sealed securely to maintain a watertight fit, preventing any moisture ingress.
5. Ground Installation Instructions: Create a precise hole in regions where pest activity is prevalent. Avoid using force or hammering as it may cause damage. Gently insert the unit into the dug hole, making sure the soil level reaches approximately 2/3 of the unit's height, excluding the detachable top.
6. Coverage Variability: The effectiveness of coverage largely depends on the soil type. Heavy clay soil ensures maximum coverage, while light sandy soil offers minimal coverage, typically around 650 square meters.
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