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4-piece solar ultrasonic mole repellent, solar ultrasonic mole repellent with IP65 waterproof, can be used in gardens, patios and lawns to repel moles YMYNY

Name: 4-piece solar ultrasonic mole repellent, solar ultrasonic mole repellent with IP65 waterproof, can be used in gardens, patios and lawns to repel moles YMYNY
Brand: YMYNY
SKU: XHWD-M-XXW-2499
Price: 24.53 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

The 4-piece solar ultrasonic mole repellent is designed to effectively drive away moles, snakes, and voles from your garden, patio, or lawn. Utilizing ultrasonic sound waves and vibrations emitted every 25 seconds, this repeller covers an area of up to 700 square meters, making it suitable for various outdoor spaces such as farms, courtyards, and rice fields. It is safe for humans and animals, although outdoor placement is recommended for optimal performance.

Technical specifications

Coverage area: 700 square meters

Power source: High-efficiency solar panels

Charging time: More than 8 hours of sunlight

Battery life: 5-7 days on a full charge

Material: High-quality ABS plastic

Waterproof rating: IP65

Installation

Stake the product directly into the ground.

Ensure the solar panel is at least 5 cm above the ground.

Turn on the switch to activate the device.

Usage

For best results, it is recommended to install two sets of the repeller every 30 meters in areas where rodents are commonly found.

Other information

Durable and weather-resistant design, suitable for all weather conditions.

Note: In heavy rain or typhoons, temporarily seek shelter indoors; do not immerse in water.

Features

Brand
YMYNY
Colour
Black
Material
Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
Pcs per pack
4
ManoMano Reference
ME93437143
MMID
508229225599
Product code
XHWD-M-XXW-2499
EAN
6941454461532

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