Usage: | Bird Repellent |
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Power Supply: | Rechargeable Battery |
Switch: | Back Push (on/off) |
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Environmental Conservationists: Conservationists involved in protecting wildlife and endangered species can use laser bird deterrents as a non-harmful means of managing bird interactions with specific ecosystems.
Horticulturists and Greenhouse Managers: Individuals responsible for maintaining gardens, parks, and greenhouses can employ laser bird repellent devices to safeguard plants, flowers, and ornamental vegetation.
Sports Venue Managers: Managers of sports stadiums and golf courses can utilize laser bird deterrents to maintain clean playing fields and spectator areas.
Industrial Operations Professionals: Professionals in industrial settings, such as manufacturing and mining, may use laser bird deterrents to protect equipment and maintain a safe and clean work environment.
Homeowners: People who want to protect their homes, gardens, and properties from unwanted bird activity can find value in using laser bird repellent tools.
These descriptions highlight some of the bird species that may require the use of laser bird deterrent devices to mitigate their impact on agriculture, infrastructure, and public spaces. Laser technology provides a non-harmful and effective means of managing these avian pests.
Sparrows: Sparrows are known to forage in fields and can damage crops. Laser bird repellents are used to protect grains and seeds from their feeding.
Starlings: These birds can form large flocks and are known to consume crops, especially fruits. Laser devices can help prevent them from landing in orchards and vineyards.
Swallows: Swallows often nest in buildings, leaving behind mess and damage. Laser bird repellents discourage them from nesting in these structures.
Woodpeckers: Woodpeckers can damage trees and buildings while searching for insects. Laser bird deterrents protect trees and wooden structures.
Sparrows: House sparrows are known to create nests in buildings and roofs. Lasers can deter them from nesting and roosting in these areas.
Cormorants: Cormorants are known to prey on fish and can be a concern for fisheries. Laser bird deterrents can prevent them from accessing fishing areas.Sparrows: Sparrows are known to forage in fields and can damage crops. Laser bird repellents are used to protect grains and seeds from their feeding.
Starlings: These birds can form large flocks and are known to consume crops, especially fruits. Laser devices can help prevent them from landing in orchards and vineyards.
Swallows: Swallows often nest in buildings, leaving behind mess and damage. Laser bird repellents discourage them from nesting in these structures.
Woodpeckers: Woodpeckers can damage trees and buildings while searching for insects. Laser bird deterrents protect trees and wooden structures.
Sparrows: House sparrows are known to create nests in buildings and roofs. Lasers can deter them from nesting and roosting in these areas.
Cormorants: Cormorants are known to prey on fish and can be a concern for fisheries. Laser bird deterrents can prevent them from accessing fishing areas.
Model |
MX-HD-R2W |
MX-R1W |
Wavelength (nm) |
525nm |
525nm |
Output power (W) |
1.5W |
1W |
Laser beam |
50mm, green |
30mm, green |
Working range |
2km |
1km |
Adjust beam size |
Yes |
No |
Battery |
26650 mA*1 |
26650mA *2 |
Working Time |
1.5 -2 hours |
3-4 hours |
Rechargeable |
Yes |
Yes |
Switch mode |
Button |
Key switch |
N.W |
0.9kg |
1.1kg |
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