Solar Mole Repellent Stakes That Keep Working Without Wires or Daily Attention
The lawn looks torn up after every rainy week this season. Tunnels and mounds spread across beds you worked hard on. Push a stake into the ground and let the solar panel do the work.
This pack holds 4 stakes, and each one has a pre installed solar panel. The stakes send low frequency sonic pulses into the soil. Each pulse runs between 400 Hz and 1000 Hz every 20 seconds.
The stakes are meant to deter moles, gophers, voles and other burrowing pests. Each stake covers up to about 7,000 square feet of open ground. The ABS plastic bodies measure 10 inches by 2.4 inches.
The stakes charge in 4 to 6 hours of sunlight and run up to 5 days on a full charge. They are water resistant and need no wires, setup or switches. Plus, an instruction manual comes in the box.
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PACK OF FOUR STAKES: Four stakes give you coverage for lawns, flower beds and areas around foundations.
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BUILT IN SOLAR PANELS: Pre installed solar panels charge each stake, so no wires or outlets are needed.
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SONIC PULSE SYSTEM: Low frequency pulses between 400 Hz and 1000 Hz sound every 20 seconds.
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5 DAY RUN TIME: Sunlight charging runs each stake for up to 5 days on a full charge.
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WEATHER RESISTANT BODY: Water resistant ABS plastic bodies stay outdoors through rain in garden beds.
- EASY GROUND INSTALL: Push each 10 inch stake into soft to medium soil, with no tools or wiring.
Product Specifications
- Type: Solar Ultrasonic Stakes
- Quantity: 4 Stakes
- Material: ABS Plastic and Solar Panel
- Power: Solar Rechargeable Battery
- Charging Time: 4 to 6 Hours of Sun
- Run Time: Up to 5 Days
- Pulse Range: 400 to 1000 Hz Every 20 Seconds
- Coverage: Up to About 7,000 Sq Ft Per Stake
- Size: 10 x 2.4 Inches Per Stake
What’s Included
- 4 x Solar Mole Repellent Stakes
- 1 x Instruction Manual
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does one charge last?
A full charge runs each stake for up to 5 days.
How do the stakes get power?
A built in solar panel charges a rechargeable battery.
Where should I place them?
Push them into the ground in lawns, garden beds and around foundations.
What soil works best?
Soft to medium soil, and rocky ground needs a firm placement.
Can they stay outside in rain?
Yes, the bodies are water resistant for outdoor use.