Product Description

A powerful ultrasonic repeller designed to clear the garden of unwanted visitors.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #8157 in Lawn & Patio
• Brand: Procter Bros Ltd
• Dimensions: 1.87 pounds

Features

• The ultimate in outdoor pest control, effective against mice, rats, squirrels, cats, dogs, foxes and more.
• Includes wall / fence mounting bracket and optional rod adaptor for pole mounting.
• Separate settings for rats, cats and dogs.
• Will not affect birds or fish.
• 2 year warranty. Covers 70 x 50 ft. Safe and effective. Battery powered.

Manufacturer's Description
The Procter Pest-Stop Ultrasonic Garden Pest Repeller is a safe and effective way to repel and deter unwanted animals from your garden, such as cats, rabbits, squirrels and even larger mammals such as badgers and deer.

The motion detector picks up movement up to 70 feet from the unit, which triggers a burst of powerful ultrasound, harmlessly scaring the animals away. 3 position settings allow you to target small, medium or larger sized animals.

Includes wall/fence brackets, also a pole-mounting kit, allowing total flexibility of location for maximum effectiveness. Will not affect humans, fish or birds.

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Customer Reviews

Pest stop outdoor
This is badly designed, has limited range.
It wont work in a large garden (PIR has max 30ft)or allotment. If you know where the pests are getting in then it may.
The plastic does not look very outdoor durable. The battery cover fixes on by screws and has no seals etc.

Effective - but requires external power source.
The battery compartment is difficult too get to with you having to remove eight screws. There is a 12v external power inlet which has a cover on it which you have to snap off-and-on for access (I think one of the other reviewers has mistaken that as the control knob). The controls are under a flap on the left hand side. The unit can be off, on-constant or on-sensor with three different frequency settings. The device does work but really requires an external power source as otherwise it eats batteries.

Works well enough
I have a kerbside flower bed here in Cape Town, South Africa which dogs used to urinate and defecate on as they were being walked by their owners. This was not good for the flowers or those tending them.

It was really amusing to see how this unit worked: after installation the dogs' owners could be seen walking on the opposite side of the street from mine, led there by their dogs who now wanted to avoid my flower bed.

It is a little awkward to get at when you need to replace batteries. I may install a mains power supply at some point.

Here the weather can be blazing sun in summer and oppressively wet in winter. This unit survives both extremes.