Deters deer and other garden intruders within 48 hours with a solar-powered ultrasonic repeller designed for gardens and yards.
This eco-friendly solution operates without chemicals, pesticides, or traps, using ultrasonic frequencies to deter wildlife while remaining safe for people and pets. One unit protects up to 2,425 square feet, making it suitable for gardens of various sizes.
How it works: a Passive Infrared sensor detects motion up to 30 feet away, and dual ultrasonic speakers emit sound across a 110-degree field. The ultrasonic range is 18–40 kHz, which is inaudible to humans but effective at repelling deer, raccoons, dogs, cats, and other intruders.
Solar-powered and weather-resistant, it recharges by sun and runs wire-free, with simple operation: place the unit where protection is desired and let the PIR trigger the deterrent.
Ideal placements include vegetable patches, flower gardens, outdoor picnic areas, driveways, or borders adjacent to forests, as well as city gardens dealing with raccoon or feline activity.
Common questions: it runs continuously at night on solar energy; ultrasonic sounds are not audible to people; it handles rain; exceptional pets might notice it, so position thoughtfully.
Reclaim your garden’s tranquility with a natural, chemical-free deterrent that helps you keep deer and other intruders at bay day and night.
Specifications at a glance: Coverage up to 2,425 square feet; ultrasonic frequency 18–40 kHz; motion detection up to 30 feet; dual speakers with 110-degree coverage; solar-powered, rechargeable; safe for humans, pets, and wildlife; chemical-free deterrent.
- Coverage: up to 2,425 square feet per unit
- Ultrasonic frequency: 18–40 kHz
- Motion detection: up to 30 feet
- Field of emission: dual speakers with 110-degree spread
- Power: solar-powered, rechargeable, wire-free
- Safety: safe for humans, pets, and wildlife
- Environment: chemical-free deterrent
Ideal for vegetable patches, flower gardens, outdoor picnic areas, driveways, or borders adjacent to forests where deer activity is common.