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Solar Yard Shield Ultrasonic Sonic Bird Animal and Pest Repeller


$86.95

Description

The Solar Yard Shield repels birds and other yard pests by combining sonic, ultrasonic, and infrasonic sound in one unit, rather than relying on a single frequency. It runs entirely on solar power, so there's no cord to run or batteries to replace, and its weatherproof construction is built to stay outdoors in a yard or field long-term.

Why does it use three different sound types?

Different birds and animals respond to different frequency ranges, so a repeller using only ultrasonic sound misses species that don't react to it. Combining sonic, ultrasonic, and infrasonic sound in one unit is what lets it deter a wider range of pests than a single-frequency device.

Specifications

  • Power source: Solar panel, no batteries or cord required
  • Sound types: Sonic, ultrasonic, and infrasonic
  • Best for: Open fields and yards
  • Construction: Weatherproof, designed for long-term outdoor placement
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Solar Yard Shield Ultrasonic Sonic Bird Animal and Pest Repeller

$86.95

The Solar Yard Shield repels birds and other yard pests by combining sonic, ultrasonic, and infrasonic sound in one unit, rather than relying on a single frequency. It runs entirely on solar power, so there's no cord to run or batteries to replace, and its weatherproof construction is built to stay outdoors in a yard or field long-term.

Why does it use three different sound types?

Different birds and animals respond to different frequency ranges, so a repeller using only ultrasonic sound misses species that don't react to it. Combining sonic, ultrasonic, and infrasonic sound in one unit is what lets it deter a wider range of pests than a single-frequency device.

Specifications

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