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Ultrasonic possum Deterrent environmentally friendly, infrared and strobe lights

$ 34.31

Availability: 78 in stock
  • Color: Green
  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
  • Manufacturer: CLEANRTH PRODUCTS
  • Brand: 123
  • Material: Plastic
  • MPN: x
  • Target Species: Birds
  • Item Weight: 14.4
  • Is Electric: Yes
  • UPC: 600421628267
  • Condition: New
  • Unit Count: 1 Count
  • binding: lawn-garden
  • item_weight_unit_of_measure: OZ
  • Style: Modern

    Description

    Product Description
    Cleanrth TSBR610
    Bird Repelling Detection Is Key!
    Our Infrared Sensor detects warm bodies up to 82 ft away from the device in a 120° Arc.
    That's 2x the COVERAGE of most other electronic/sonic/ultrasonic bird repellers sold today
    Triple Scan Technology
    Our Infrared Sensor uses 3 separate viewing points instead of the conventional 1-2 window design for better detection. You get a more precise and attentive reaction when birds intrude into your area.
    Dominating Ultrasonic Sounds
    These sounds are made to prevent unwanted birds from entering your yard & completely eradicate pests from your area. These bird-repelling sounds travel beyond the triple scan's 82-foot detection area for a total 7,000 sq ft of sound coverage.
    More Powerful Bird Ultrasonic Repelling = Better Results!
    Hints for Success in Multiple Situations
    I have LOTs of birds
    This can work to annoy enough birds to whittle down their numbers until there are few enough to switch back to Sensor Mode.
    The birds are super high up, like in a tree or on a roof
    For birds in a tree, the branches can potentially block the infrared beam. Pull the device out past the furthest branch and set it on its back, with the window aimed at the sky.
    For birds on a roof, you can similarly aim the device up at where the birds fly in from, or you could (safely) try setting the device up on the roof
    Birds are getting into my garage or barn
    sitting above a car
    entering a garage
    landing on a boat spar/mast
    entering a barn
    It's best to aim your device at the point where the birds are landing or entering. While the device is sensitive enough to be triggered from 100+ feet; we've found that 10-20 feet away tends to be an ideal distance
    My neighbor is feeding birds but they make a mess in MY yard
    Place the repeller near the area on your property where the birds are making a mess.
    Aim the front, white window towards the area that the birds are approaching from to startle them before they get to your property.
    The infrared beam shoots out of the front, white window about 100 feet, and the beam spreads out in a 120 degree horizontal arc. The vertical is 90 degrees (45 up, 45 down)
    Tell Me More
    Tell Me MoreThat audible sound annoys me (or my neighbor)
    The "Low" Sonic Frequency setting is best for startling birds because it's an audible sound:
    but
    it's also audible to humans, and everything that can hear in the same range: birds, cats, dogs, your annoying neighbors, etc.
    If the audible setting won't work for you; look to the picture below for an easy fix!
    The Low Frequency setting is Audible
    Birds hear the same sounds as humans, that why they fly away when you clap your hands or yell at them...
    Birds can hear a little bit into the ultrasonic range, but not much higher than humans, and less than cats and dogs.
    That's why this device has a slider switch, so YOU can control the frequency!
    The bird is sitting on the device??
    This actually means a couple things:
    The device
    is
    annoying the bird enough that the bird changed to a spot where it wouldn't trigger the sound
    The bird approached the device from behind or the side and didn't break the IR beam
    Sometimes, adjusting the angle of the device a little can help better cover more areas that the birds approach from
    There are a lot of settings
    This device has many settings to help with obstacles to success:
    Birds used to Urban Noise Pollution are likely to be used to loud noises
    Neighbors (or you?) are annoyed by the audible setting
    The birds don't seem to react to the sensor mode
    We designed this device with so many settings for a reason, and many customers have been successful after making one or two changes to the settings --so if you're having trouble -- we are available thru your Amazon account to help dial in the exact settings for your situation. We are here to help
    Is your Bird Repeller too noisy? Here's how to fix it!
    Is your Bird Repeller too noisy? Here's how to fix it!
    If your bird repeller is too noisy, the fix is easy.
    A

    The beeping is TOO loud!!
    -->
    Slowly adjust the Sonic Frequency slider toward High (slide to the right).
    Allow 1 minute to pass after each adjustment
    until you stop hearing the audible beep.
    B

    The Sound & LED lights go off too easily
    -->
    Adjust the Sensitivity toward Low (slide to the left). If the sensitivity switch is all the way to the right (High), the infrared beam should be triggered my movement up to 82' out from the device. If the sensitivity switch is all the way to the left (Low), the infrared beam should be triggered my movement about 10-15' out from the device.
    1. The device is on but the sound or the flashing light never turn on.
    A. Both the sound and the light have a setting that forces them to stay OFF even when the infrared beam is triggered. Please double check that the top two switches are set to "SENSOR" mode and not "OFF"
    2. The sound or the flashing light never stop.
    A1. Both the sound and the light have a setting that forces them to stay ON even when the infrared beam is not triggered. Please double check that the top two switches are set to "SENSOR" mode and not "CONT."
    A2. The Sensitivity Switch is set too high and the device is being triggered by random motion. Please turn this down.
    3. This sound is annoying me or my neighbor.
    A. This device is designed to be audible to startle birds, but you can adjust the "Sonic Frequency" slider a little over halfway toward the right to go into an inaudible-to-humans sound. This is less effective for startling birds but at least it won't bother you or your neighbor.
    4. It's not working on pigeons or ducks!
    A. Honestly, pigeons and ducks are 50/50. Some customers report great success and others get none. We suspect that an adjustment to settings would help the unlucky customers and we are available on Amazon to assist.
    Amazing We Care Service
    We care about your repelling success, and we want to use our more-than 20 years experience in the Electronic Pest Repelling business to resolve your issue! This Includes Where Ever You Purchased Your Cleanrth Device as All Cleanrth Products come with our Amazing Support System. When you buy from us, you are not only getting a Powerful Bird Repelling Product, you are getting access to our support system of helpful staff that cares about your results. We promise to give you our help and know-how on how to proceed when a tougher-than-normal bird control issue exists.
    More Details
    Used Outdoors?
    This device is fully weather resistant against the elements inc. heat, cold, and rain, but it' is NOT waterproof so it should not sit in a puddle of water
    What kind of birds?
    Customers have reported success against woodpeckers, grackles, sparrows, ducks, geese, pigeons, blackbirds, and more. Please use Amazon to ask if you're curious about a bird that isn't listed here.
    Audible to Humans? 1
    Yes... the startling sound is audible to humans when the Sonic Frequency slider is set to LOW. (best setting to repel birds)
    Audible to Humans? 2
    The startling sound is not audible when the Sonic Frequency slider is set to HIGH, however it still makes an audible click when the device is triggered.
    Power Source 1:
    9Volt DC 500mA (included) power adapter with an extra 38-ft power cord extension
    Alt Power Source 2:
    4 x C batteries (not included)
    Power Consumption:
    0.5 watts when infrared sensor activated
    Battery Life?
    6+ months when only emitting passive infrared sensor. Shortens to 2-3 months if sensor is triggered and the sounds are constantly being emitted.
    Certifications:
    FCC CE RoHS Certified & EPA Establishment Number Provided