Maximal Power Solar Powered LED Pest Repeller For Moles Mice Gophers & And Other Rodents

Solar Mole Mouse Gopher Rodent Pest Repeller with LED light powered by solar energy to emits sounds and vibrations to effectively affect the hearing of underground rodents, such as moles, gophers, voles, badgers, mice, ferrets and mongoose, to irritate and keep them away from your lawns, gardens or yards forever. It is chemical free and definitely safe for childrens and household pets. A solar panel on top of the repeller is also a rechargeable accumulator collecting solar power during the daytime to keep the device continuously work after dawn and 24 hours a day. The repeller radiates in all directions with frequency of 400HZ to 1000HZ and effective range of 6000 square feet or 650 square meters. The LED light with Automatic Identification System (AEI) automatically goes on when there is less light for 4 hours to light up your gardens without interfering with the repeller. IMPORTANT! FOR YOUR MOLE REPELLER TO WORK CORRECTLY, YOU NEED TO TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING: 1) Survey your area and find the mole hole that is closest to your house. Choose a location between your house and the mole hole to install your mole repellers. 2) Your mole repeller MUST be installed in the ground to work correctly. Choose a flat or level area in your chosen location. If your chosen location has any elevation changes, choose the lowest area in that location instead. 3) Dig a hole and make sure you bury the stake as deep as possible. Pack any loose soil surrounding the stake, and make sure the stake is firmly imbedded in solid soil. DO NOT insert your repeller in a pre-existing mole hole. DO NOT just press the repeller’s stake partially into loose soil. Keep in mind that the sonic sound produced by the repeller has to travel through the soil to work correctly, and this is only possible if it is imbedded in solid soil. 4) For best results, install a repeller every 6-10 feet inline from your chosen location. Gradually move your repellers forward to slowly drive the moles away from your land. Please note that once the moles have disappeared, you may relocate your repellers in a more aesthetically pleasing manner around the perimeter of your land, but still keep the 6-10 feet spacing, so the moles do not return.