Oustpex 8 Packs Solar Powered Mole Repellent Outdoor，Ultrasonic Vole Repellent for Lawns Pest Control Stake, IP65 Waterproof Sonic Pulse Deterrent for Gopher Vole Snake in Lawn, Garden & Yard
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- 【 IP65 Weatherproof Construction, All-Season Durability】： The solar panels of this gopher repellent can work in rain or sunshine. The IP65 waterproof ABS enclosure resists extreme temperatures from -4°F to 122°F without the need for wiring or battery replacement.
- 【Solar-Powered Operation】：Free yourself from batteries and wires! With built-in high-efficiency solar panels, it charges by day and works automatically at night—delivering year-round zero electricity costs and maintenance-free operation. This green energy solution not only preserves lawn ecology but also eliminates frequent battery replacements, making it truly economical and effortless.
- 【Quick 30-Second Installation】：Simply push the stake of the mole repellent into the soil (top 1 inch above ground) – no tools or pilot holes required. Ideal for farms, yards, and gardens. Prevents loosening common with straight stakes, ensuring vibration waves effectively penetrate mole tunnels .
- 【Eco-Safe & Pet-Friendly Operation】：Employs targeted high-frequency waves to repel moles, voles, and burrowing pests. The ultrasonic frequencies are scientifically proven safe for birds, pets, and humans. Non-invasive, it preserves your garden’s ecological balance.
- 【Wide 7,000 Sq.Ft Ultrasonic Defense】：The sound waves of this vole repellent can repel marmots, snakes and armadillos on lawns/gardens (85 feet in diameter) and automatically activate PIR motion sensors day and night to specifically combat burrowing pests.
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