Ultrasonic Pest Deterrent with a Sensor and Remote Control

Description

Yard Guard Ultrasonic Pest Deterrent

Solve your pest problems by using the Yard Guard sonic bird deterrent. The device is equipped with an ultrasonic sound, an alarm signal and a flash light, each of which can be switched on and off separately. It is effective against various animals, small mammals, and birds. 

Key Features

1. Ultrasonic Sound Technology:
   The Yard Guard uses high-frequency ultrasound waves with a frequency of 15–25 KHz to create an uncomfortable environment for pests. This sound is inaudible to humans but highly irritating to animals such as dogs, cats, rats, foxes, and deer.
2. Infrared Motion Detector:
   Equipped with a built-in motion sensor, the Yard Guard detects movement within a range of 11 metres by 21 metres. Once triggered, the device activates, emitting ultrasonic sounds. This motion-sensing feature ensures that the device only operates when needed, conserving power and extending the life of the unit.
3. Weatherproof Design:
   Constructed with outdoor durability in mind, the Yard Guard features a robust, weatherproof design. This allows the unit to function reliably in a variety of outdoor conditions. Whether it’s rain, snow, or shine, the Yard Guard is built to withstand the elements.
4. Versatile Power Options:
   The Yard Guard operates using either four 1.5V “C” batteries or a 240V AC adapter (supplied with the unit), giving users flexibility in how they power the device. The battery-powered option allows for easy placement in any area, while the AC adapter provides a consistent power source for long-term use.
5. Continuous or Motion-Sensitive Operation:
   This ultrasonic pest deterrent offers two operating modes. You can choose continuous operation, where the unit emits ultrasonic sounds at all times, or motion-sensitive mode, where the device activates only when the motion sensor detects animal movement. The latter option helps save power and prevents unnecessary sound emissions when no pests are nearby.

Coverage and Effectiveness

The Yard Guard ultrasonic pest deterrent covers an area of up to 80 square metres in front of the speaker, depending on the selected frequency setting. It emits sound in an oval dispersal pattern with a width of approximately 7.5 metres. For larger or more complex spaces, multiple units can be installed to increase the overall coverage and offer comprehensive protection.

Ultrasonic technology works on a line-of-sight basis, meaning the sound waves do not pass through solid objects or around corners. Therefore, if you’re trying to protect areas that are blocked by walls or other obstacles, you may need more than one unit to ensure full coverage.

The ultrasonic pest deterrent is perfect for use in a variety of outdoor settings, including:

• Gardens
• Lawns
• Yards
• Patios
• Roofs
• Small agricultural areas

It is particularly effective in concentrated areas where persistent pests are a problem. For larger areas that require immediate and extensive pest control, sonic or combined deterrents may be a better option.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Yard Guard ultrasonic deterrent work?
The Yard Guard uses high-frequency ultrasonic sound waves to deter animals by affecting their inner ear. The sound is uncomfortable for pests like foxes, squirrels, and deer.

Does the Yard Guard require a lot of maintenance?
No, the ultrasonic pest deterrent is a maintenance-free device. Once installed, it works continuously or in motion-sensitive mode, depending on the setting you choose. It’s designed to be a set-and-forget device for easy long-term use.

Can the Yard Guard be used in large areas?
The Yard Guard ultrasonic pest deterrent is best suited for smaller areas, covering up to 83.6 square meters (900 square feet). For larger areas, you may need multiple units or consider using a sonic repeller, which covers more ground.

Do ultrasonic deterrents work on birds?

Ultrasonic deterrents may have limited effectiveness on birds, as most birds cannot hear ultrasonic frequencies as well as mammals. Some birds may detect lower ultrasonic frequencies, but for comprehensive bird control, it is more effective to combine ultrasonic sound with other deterrents, such as audio deterrents or visual deterrents.

See what sound Garden Gard makes

Manual

.