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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. Introducing the innovative Vibrating Mole Repeller—a marvel in pest control. This powerful device emits low frequency sound waves, designed to vibrate the ground in a precise circular pattern. This creates an environment rodents find intolerable, prompting them to seek refuge elsewhere. The unit's vibrations are concentrated, unable to penetrate solid barriers like building foundations, thus efficiently covering a large area surrounding the device. The motor vibrates strategically, and with each buzz and vibration cycle, moles are encouraged to relocate. The system operates with a seamless cycle: the buzzer activates every 3 seconds with a 30-second pause, repeating this sequence 10 times, followed by the motor engaging for 3 seconds with the same interval for 3 cycles. This alternating pattern ensures optimal repelling effectiveness.
2. With power sourced from 4 D-cell (1.5V) batteries, the efficiency of the Aosion Repeller is unmatched. A single set of batteries can last between 4 to 6 months, contingent upon usage conditions. Regular checks are advised, especially if the terrain becomes waterlogged or frozen, to prevent operational issues.
3. Featuring a user-friendly battery slot, the Aosion Repeller allows for effortless battery replacement without the need to extract the entire unit from the ground, enhancing convenience and usability.
4. First-time setup instructions: Insert high-quality 4 D-cell batteries into the unit, ensuring optimal performance. Position the repeller in areas with loose soil such as vegetable gardens or flower beds. Ensure the top is fastened securely to maintain waterproof integrity.
5. To install the repeller: Excavate a hole in the pest-affected area. Avoid hammering the unit into the soil to prevent damage. Gently place the device into the hole, ensuring the soil reaches two-thirds of the unit's height (excluding the removable top).
6. Coverage efficiency is influenced by soil composition: Dense clay soils offer the broadest coverage, while lighter sandy soils may reduce the effective range. Typically, the device covers an area of approximately 650 square meters.
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