Bird scare with PIR, ultrasound and strobe light

Combines PIR, Ultrasound and Strobe Light to scare birds away!

Combines PIR, Ultrasonic, and Strobe Light to scare birds away!

How the device works:
The scarecrow emits ultrasound, which makes it uncomfortable for the birds to establish themselves in the area where the scarecrow is set up. This method is a mild form of deterrence, and is recommended on smaller balconies and the like. For birds that already have a nest, we recommend waiting until the nest is empty, then removing the nest, then setting up an ultrasound.

If the ultrasound does not have sufficient effect, one must go to phase two with either setting up scarecrows with an audible sound (not ultrasound) or installing bird spikes .

Product information:
Bird-Away uses a sophisticated PIR (Passive Infrared motion detecting system) to monitor a three-dimensional fan-shaped area in a 70 degree arc out to 6 meters, ie an approx. 35 m2 room without obstacles. When the sensor senses intruding animals, Bird-Away is triggered and a simultaneous strobe light and constantly variable sound waves that will be triggered, 17,000 Hz – 24,000 Hz are triggered. The unwanted birds in the monitored area will be scared away by this combination

The sound can be faintly heard by people. But significantly smaller than other models for the same purpose.

Bird-Away (Scarecrow)
Bird-Away can also be used in places without electricity as it works on two 9V alkaline batteries, which are on standby when the sensors do not detect activity in the area. The unit is equipped with a DC power input plug for those cases where there is strong activity or large concentrations of birds in the area.

FAQ about PIR

What does PIR mean?
PIR is an English designation that stands for "Passive InfraRed". Translated into Danish "passive infrared".
PIR is a popular sensor type used in many scarers against unwanted animals and pests.
PIR is also known from many types of alarm systems.

How does PIR work?
PIR is a sensor that detects changes and fluctuations in temperature when an animal or person moves near the sensor. When a PIR sensor detects infrared heat, it will activate the device.