This solar-powered mole repeller offers an effective and eco-friendly solution for removing bothersome moles, voles, and other subterranean rodents from your garden, lawn, or vegetable patch. The set includes two devices, allowing you to protect a larger area and achieve better results in densely populated zones. The repeller operates on an innovative principle, transmitting sound waves and vibrations through the ground at a frequency of 400 to 1000 Hz every 20 seconds in all directions.
These regular impulses are extremely disruptive and alarming to moles and rodents. Since pests largely rely on sensing subterranean vibrations for their movement, they interpret these signals as a threat and are forced to leave the area. The solar panel charges the integrated battery during the day, ensuring uninterrupted operation of the device even at night and on cloudy days. This mole repeller is chemical-free and safe for humans, pets, and non-target wildlife.
Usage and Cultivation Instructions:
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Before installation, place the repellers in direct sunlight for a few days to allow the battery to fully charge.
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Choose suitable locations in the garden that receive sunlight for most of the day. In areas densely populated with moles, place the devices approximately 15 meters apart.
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Insert the device’s stake into the ground. Approximately one-third of the stake should go into the ground.
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For hard or compacted soil, first carefully make a hole in the ground with a suitable tool (e.g., a wooden stake or crowbar). Under no circumstances should you strike the device with a hammer, as this may damage the solar panel and electronics.
Tips and recommendations:
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Since sound waves propagate better in dense and moist soil, the repeller’s effectiveness is greater in clay soils than in dry and loose sand.
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Before the onset of winter frosts and ground freezing, remove the repellers from the soil, clean them, and store them in a dry place to prevent damage due to freezing.
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To increase the effectiveness of mole control, you may change the location of the repellers in the garden every few weeks to prevent pests from becoming accustomed to a constant signal.