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| Barriers Type: | Electronic Repeller |
| Effectiveness: | Long-term |
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AOSION BATTERY SONIC VIBRATING VOLE MOLE REPELLER WITH MOTOR AN-A312-V:
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1. The Vibrating Mole Repeller ingeniously emits low-frequency sound waves that ripple through the ground in a circular pattern. This subtle yet effective vibration is detected by rodents, prompting them to vacate the area. Note, this vibration may be obstructed by solid structures like building foundations. The coverage area forms a circle around the unit. MOTOR: This innovative feature vibrates the ground, compelling moles to relocate. The buzzer emits sound every 3 seconds followed by a 30-second pause. After 10 cycles, the motor vibrates every 3 seconds with an interval of 30 seconds for 3 cycles, then the buzzer resumes its operation.
2. Powered by 4*D cell (1.5V) batteries, this efficient setup ensures longevity, lasting approximately 4-6 months. Regular checks are advised, especially if the ground becomes waterlogged or frozen, to ensure maximum efficacy.
3. Equipped with a convenient battery slot, this design allows for easy battery replacement without removing the device from the ground, enhancing user convenience.
4. Initial Setup: For first-time use, install high-quality batteries. The unit accommodates 4*D cell batteries. Place it in an area with loose soil, such as a vegetable garden or flower bed. Ensure the top is securely fastened to maintain watertight integrity.
5. Installation Instructions: Dig a hole in the pest-affected area. Avoid hammering the device into the ground to prevent damage. Gently place the unit into the hole, ensuring that the soil reaches 2/3 of the unit's height, excluding the removable top.
6. Coverage Area: The effectiveness varies with soil type. Heavy clay soil provides optimal coverage, while light sandy soil offers less. Typically, coverage spans approximately 650 square meters.
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