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| Barriers Type: | Electronic Repeller |
| Effectiveness: | Long-term |
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1. Introducing the innovative Frequency Conversion Mole Repeller, a marvel of modern technology powered by the sun. Utilizing advanced sound wave technology, it effectively repels pesky moles, creating an environment that simulates danger and encourages them to vacate the area swiftly.
In the first two days, the device emits a long "Di" sound for 3-5 seconds, with a 50-second interval. The second two days feature a "Di Di Di" pattern in the same timeframe, followed by a "Di Di Di Di Di" sequence for the next two days. This cycle then repeats, ensuring non-stop protection.
After the initial six days, the sound pattern recycles, providing constant protection. The work power harnesses solar energy, allowing operation through three cloudy days after just one day of solar exposure.
2. The Repeller ensures 360-degree coverage, unhindered by obstacles, for maximum effectiveness. For optimal results, install two devices every 30 meters in mole-prone areas.
3. This remarkable device is solar-powered, featuring a rechargeable accumulator to collect power for nighttime operations, ensuring seamless protection throughout the day and night.
When fully charged, the accumulator powers the device during darkness, offering unwavering, continuous protection.
4. Leveraging computerized inching control technology, the Repeller merges signal output with a DC charging function, enhancing user convenience and adding significant value.
The dual-purpose socket serves as both a signal output and an external DC charger, ensuring functionality even during prolonged rainy spells. This cutting-edge technology brings unparalleled ease to our customers.
5. Installation Steps: Create a hole in the target area without hammering the unit into the ground to prevent damage. Position the repeller carefully, allowing soil to reach up to 2/3 of the unit's height.
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