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Barriers Type: | Electronic Repeller |
Effectiveness: | Long-term |
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1. Introducing the Frequency Conversion Mole Repeller - a marvel of innovation powered by solar energy to safeguard your garden from pesky intruders! Using advanced sound wave technology, this repeller effectively deters harmful moles by simulating danger signals, keeping them at bay from the protected area.
For the initial two days, the repeller emits a single long 'Di' sound for 3 to 5 seconds, followed by a 50-second pause. During the second phase, spanning the next two days, it generates a 'Di Di Di' sequence within the same interval. Finally, for the third phase, it produces a 'Di Di Di Di Di' pattern. This cycle repeats every seven days to maintain its efficacy.
Designed for continuous protection, the device requires just one day of sunlight to operate seamlessly for up to three cloudy days.
2. The Mole Repeller broadcasts sound waves in every direction, ensuring an obstacle-free emission for maximum effectiveness.
For optimal performance, we recommend placing two devices 30 meters apart in areas frequently visited by moles, ensuring comprehensive coverage.
3. The solar cell-driven Frequency Conversion Mole Repeller stores energy in a rechargeable battery, powering nighttime operations.
Upon full charge, the battery guarantees a consistent 24/7 operation, even during dark hours.
4. Utilizing state-of-the-art computerized inching control technology, this repeller integrates signal output with a DC charging function.
This innovative feature transforms the output socket into an external DC charger, perfect for prolonged use during consecutive rainy days, offering users unmatched convenience and enhanced value.
5. Installation tips: Dig a hole in the mole-infested area, avoid hammering the unit directly into the ground to prevent damage.
Gently place the unit, ensuring soil covers up to two-thirds of its height for optimal stability.
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