MultiSound BS-15 Sonic Bird Scarer for Starling, Crow, Magpie, Jay, Pigeon, Seagull, Blackbird. Sonic bird-scaring device to solve the problem of harmful birds in a simple way. (BS-15/A - CIVIL 1)
Sonic bird-scaring device to repel birds that may irreparably harm places that need to be protected, such as breeding farms, fruit and vegetable plantations, vineyards, olive tree groves, solar panels, squares, balconies, gardens and in general any places where harmful animals may cause serious damage. Sonic bird-scaring device specifically designed for Starlings, Magpies, Crows, Jays, Pigeons, Sparrows, Blackbirds, Seagulls.
Compact and easy to install. Very easy to use. 12 V power supply. With its 30 watts of power (developed by the in-built speaker alone) and 30 additional watts, achievable with adding an external speaker, the BS-15 sonic bird scarer can keep under control a surface between 0.6 and 1 acre. Sonic bird-scaring device that keeps birds under stress, preventing them from coming close to the protected areas.
Weather-resistant electronic sonic bird-scaring device, designed for outdoor use. The sounds emitted by the bird scarer do not harm livestock or pets. Barnyard animals get quickly accustomed to the sound of the bird scarer and are not harmed. Basic installation that does not require any technical expertise.
Fully customisable in every respect. Volume control, type of alarm sound, daytime/nighttime/24H operating modes. It includes different programs that randomly change the sound, its duration, and time interval between the alarms used to repel birds. 100% environmentally friendly bird-scaring device not harmful for birds. Series BS-15 sonic bird scarers repel harmful birds from the surrounding area in an effective and harmless way.
The BS-15 sonic bird scarer emits alarm sounds (characteristic of each bird species to be repelled) and sounds of common predators to quickly scare away harmful animals. Thanks to its light sensor, the sonic bird scarer operates autonomously during the day and turns off automatically at dusk. Distress and alarm sounds, combined with random reproduction times, ensure harmful birds are repelled quickly and effectively.
