Solar Ultrasonic Animal Repellent, Set of 2, with Motion Sensor and Flashing Light, Weatherproof for Garden, Lawn, and Flower Beds

The disturbed garden bed, dug up every morning by chipmunks and voles

That morning moment when you find the freshly planted garden bed dug up again. The tomatoes that were nibbled on at night. The worry about using poisons, traps, or harsh chemicals in the garden where children and pets play. This set of 2 solar ultrasonic animal repellers solves this with a different principle: a motion sensor detects animals, and ultrasound and flashing lights drive them away, without harming them and without chemicals in the soil.

What makes this set different

• PIR motion sensor with 110-degree detection – the sensor detects movement in a radius of about 9 m / 30 ft and then triggers the repulsion. The device does not operate permanently, but only when an animal actually enters the area.
• Two ultrasonic speakers with 18–40 kHz – the emitted frequencies are above the human hearing range and are unpleasant for animals without harming them. The dual speakers cover a wide angle.
• Additional flashing light for reinforcement – in addition to the ultrasound, an LED light flashes when triggered, further scaring nocturnal animals. Two stimuli at once are more effective than just sound.
• Solar-powered without batteries or cables – the integrated solar panel charges the battery during the day, and the device then continues to operate without a power connection. No cable laying in the garden, no weekly battery changes.
• Weatherproof, UV-resistant housing – the material tolerates rain, sun, and frost and can remain outdoors all year round. The green outdoor color blends into garden beds and lawns.
• Long ground stake for secure insertion – the pointed ground anchor can be pressed deep into the garden soil, giving the device secure hold even in wind or when bumped by larger animals.
• Set of 2 for larger garden areas – with two units, different entry zones of the garden can be covered or a larger area can be protected all around, instead of just a strip.
• No chemicals, no traps, no dead animals – the repulsion works solely via sound and light. No poison that endangers children, pets, or beneficial insects. No carcasses in the garden that need to be disposed of.

Who it's for

For garden owners whose beds and lawns are regularly dug up or eaten by wild animals. For hobby gardeners who want to protect their tomatoes, berries, and flowers from nibbling visitors. For families with children and pets who don't want to use poisonous baits or traps. For pond and birdhouse owners who want to keep unwanted predators away from their property. For owners of garbage can stands who want to deter nocturnal visitors. And for anyone looking for an animal-friendly, chemical-free way to deal with unwanted wild guests.

Set up, aim, readjust

Before initial operation, push the ground stake into the ground at a spot where animals typically enter the garden – at the edge of a bed, at a fence opening, near vegetable crops, or at compost heaps. Ensure a firm hold and align the solar panel on top so that it receives as much direct sunlight as possible. Allow the device to charge in sunlight for several hours before first activation. Set the appropriate sensitivity and frequency mode on the side of the device, depending on the animal species and garden size. With two devices, cover two different entry areas or sound a larger area from two sides. Keep the area in front of each device clear – no tall grass or bushes directly in front of the sensor, as these can block motion detection or cause false triggers. Clean the solar panel every few weeks with a damp cloth to remove dust and pollen so it charges fully. During very long, dark winter periods, battery performance may decrease; in this case, check the location. Important note: Effectiveness depends on the animal species, habituation, garden size, and location. For highly habituated animals, it may take several days for the repulsion to take effect; for very large animals or animals that are already accustomed to accessing the garden bed, a combination with structural measures may be useful.

For anyone who wants to protect their garden from unwanted animal visitors without poison and without traps.