Description:
The Solar Bird Repeller is a solar-powered bird deterrent that uses motion to scare away large birds such as pigeons, seagulls and crows.

How the Solar Repeller works:
A solar panel powers two telescoping “arms” that spin continuously. .

The Solar bird Repeller is ideal for:

• Signs
• Boats
• Streetlights
• A.C. units
• Docks
• Swim platforms
• Roofs
• Chimney caps
• Skylights
   

How Are They Sold?
The Solar Bird Repeller is sold as a complete unit. Each Repeller comes with rechargeable batteries that will store power in dark periods.

Detailed Description:
The Bird Repeller is a solar powered bird deterrent that uses continuous motion to prevent large pest birds from landing. The Repeller has a 5 foot long “arm” mounted on top of the unit that spins continuously. The movement will scare birds away from the treated area. The Solar Bird Repeller is portable, and can store energy to keep it lasting into the night.

Product Features:

• Solar Powered
• Lightweight / easy to mount
• Portable unit with on/off switch
• Can be mounted on flat or angled surfaces
• Comes with 2-AA rechargeable batteries for extended operation during dark periods
   

Installation:
Please take any necessary safety precautions when installing Absolute Bird Control Products.

Installation Instructions (pdf)
The Solar Repeller is easy to install and operate. The two metal “arms” screw right into the top of the repeller cone. Hardware is provided to attach the solar panel to the side of the unit. The solar repeller needs to be charged under the sun before it is operational. For the complete installation guide, please click on the link above.
 

The "solar bird wacker" works. Simple as that. As a Captain, yacht broker and business consultant, I spend a lot of time on the water observing nature and watercraft. I find birds like things bolted down, rigid, non-mobile and fixed inplace. Loose floppy rigging or gear tends to distrub thier comfort zone. The 'bird wacker" creates a situation whereas the non-ending sea-sick motion of the solar unit creats an uncomfortable situation which stops them from standing on boats around the harbor. Especially at night, when it is calm with no breeze, birds are looking to take a break, it just keeps on running and they choose somehwere else to land. I believe It works best with only one antenna attached.  
 
Capt. R. Elledge