Solar Power Ultrasonic Animal Pest Repeller Infrared Sensor Waterproof Animal Deterrent

73 reviews for Solar Power Ultrasonic Animal Pest Repeller Infrared Sensor Waterproof Animal Deterrent

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   Daanish Dixon

   Rated 5 out of 5

   OMG...these could not be easier to put together and use!!! Just snap the legs on and put them in the ground. No batteries to recharge or buy. They cha...More

   OMG...these could not be easier to put together and use!!! Just snap the legs on and put them in the ground. No batteries to recharge or buy. They charge from the sun so they last and last. I constantly have to deal with stray cats and raccoons wandering into my flower gardens and since buying these, I haven't had one single problem.
   

   Rachael

   Rated 5 out of 5

   There is a small dog poops on our front yard a few times a week. We've tried many ways to keep the dog off our lawn, including hot pepper powder. But ...More

   There is a small dog poops on our front yard a few times a week. We've tried many ways to keep the dog off our lawn, including hot pepper powder. But nothing seems to work. I came across this and it seems like a good idea. It's cheap, very easy to setup and let go. It's also solar powered so you don't have to worry about replacing the battery. I have it working in 5 minutes. So far, the Passive Infrared Sensor is working right, and the unit is turn on each time we walking by. Let's wait and see if the dog is running away from this and no more poops in the front yard. We will update this reviews next week for the results.
   

   Maison

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Received the product on time and it works as described so far. It has flashing LED lights and ultrasonic sounds when objects enter the motion detector...More

   Received the product on time and it works as described so far. It has flashing LED lights and ultrasonic sounds when objects enter the motion detector field of view. We have people who walk dogs at night and do not pick up their dogs poop as well as cats and deer that also visit our front lawn. So far no poop issues since setting up this deterrent.
   

   Aqeel Marsh

   Rated 5 out of 5

   We live in Colorado and have voles / moles from heck.. Our yard looked like a war zone with all the holes. I ordered these as we have tried every conc...More

   We live in Colorado and have voles / moles from heck.. Our yard looked like a war zone with all the holes. I ordered these as we have tried every concoction, device etc. (Black Moles Traps, Gummy Worms, Mole Max etc). While some were partially effective, none have done what these have done. I started out with a four pack, closest to the house. Left them in for a day or two and then added the next box of four and then the next box. I put them closer than required to get the critters OUT!! Now I am going back in and moving them further into the open space behind our yard to ensure they leave and stay gone. While there is a slight buzzing sound to them, it isn't awful and I would rather have that then holes in the yard. Now we can finally look at grass in the yard.. Hope this helps anyone considering them.
   

   Nigel Hensley

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Got a pair of these because of rabbits in my yard and I didn't want them or anything else in my garden because I would have to shoot them and my ol la...More

   Got a pair of these because of rabbits in my yard and I didn't want them or anything else in my garden because I would have to shoot them and my ol lady wouldn't like that. These work great! Now I don't have to kill thumper and have my lady pissed off at me. Good product!
   

   Murray

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I bought this to try to control a bird problem. I wasn't too hopeful but it was worth a try. When I got it and turned it on, our dog immediately left ...More

   I bought this to try to control a bird problem. I wasn't too hopeful but it was worth a try. When I got it and turned it on, our dog immediately left the area. I placed it as near the bird problem as possible, and it helped a little. I really need something to put in the tree. The neighborhood cats seem to be avoiding our front yard now, which is good.