The repeller comes with an PIR motion sensor which triggers when a warm body enters its range. Thi...The repeller comes with an PIR motion sensor which triggers when a warm body enters its range. This saves battery life and prevents cats from adapting to random sounds. The motion sensor ensures the cat associates the noise with its own movement. The repeller is IP44 resistant, making it suitable for outdoor use in various weather conditions. The included ground stake allows for easy placement anywhere in your garden. Please Note: This is a 2 pack - also available in single packs.
This guide is for owners looking to humanely deter cats from their gardens using the Pestbye Cat Repellent Scarer. The key benefit is effective cat deterrent via ultrasonic sound and a motion sensor, offering a safe solution for your outdoor space. Note that while the device is weather-resistant, extreme conditions may affect performance.
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FAQs
How does the ultrasonic sound work?
The device emits a high-frequency sound that is unpleasant for cats, encouraging them to avoid the area.
Is the ultrasonic sound harmful to cats?
No, the ultrasonic sound is designed to be a deterrent, not a harmful agent.
What is the effective range of the motion sensor?
The effective range varies, but it is typically designed to cover a reasonable area in a garden setting. Ensure the device has a clear line of sight to the area you wish to protect.
What kind of batteries does it use?
The device typically uses standard batteries (not included), check the product specifications for exact battery type.
Can I use this device if I have other pets?
The device is generally safe, but monitor your pets for any unusual behavior, as some may be sensitive to the ultrasonic sound.
How do I know if the device is working?
You can test the device by walking in front of the sensor; you should hear or sense the ultrasonic emission. Ensure the area is monitored for cat activity.
Can I use it in winter?
The device is weather resistant, but extreme cold can affect battery life and performance. Consider bringing it indoors during severe weather.
Troubleshooting
Device is not activating.
Check the batteries and replace them if necessary. Ensure the device is switched on and that the sensor is not blocked.
Device is not deterring cats.
Reposition the device to ensure the sensor has a clear view of the area. Cats may also become accustomed to the sound; try moving the device to a different location.
Low battery life.
Use high-quality batteries. Consider reducing the sensitivity of the motion sensor if available. Replace batteries when needed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Effective at deterring cats from gardens.
Uses ultrasonic sound, which is harmless to cats and other animals.