Acoustic bird repellents

Do you have a farm and are you struggling with birds damaging your crops? Or maybe they are often uninvited guests on your balcony? Regardless of the problem these creatures cause, you can prevent it in a very simple and effective way. Choose your sound bird repeller for your roof, balcony or other place today and enjoy peace of mind!

Sound bird repellent for the balcony and more

Recently, devices such as repellents for animals , including rodents, ticks or dogs, have become increasingly popular. In spring and summer, acoustic bird repellents are also very popular, as they effectively protect spaces such as residential buildings, especially balconies and windows. They are also excellent for protecting crops from damage, securing aircraft against collisions with wildlife, and inspecting warehouses.

Bird repellents are a must-have in spring and summer, when birds in the house and other living spaces are a common problem. If this is your problem and you can't find a solution or are just looking for a simple and effective one, get yourself a sound bird repellent today!

What are bird scarers?

There are several types of devices to deter birds such as pigeons, crows, ravens, etc., which differ in terms of effectiveness, range and mode of operation.

These devices are categorised as follows:

• ultrasonic bird repellents (emitting ultra-high sounds that are unpleasant for animals),
• acoustic bird scarers (emitting loud noises, e.g. of birds of prey, firearms, etc.).

Sometimes, devices that emit odours unpleasant for birds are also used. However, the most popular solutions are the ones mentioned above. They guarantee high effectiveness, non-invasiveness and safety without generating high costs. Ultrasonic models work on the same principle as rodent , dog or insect repellents.

How do bird repellents and ultrasonic repellents work?

The first type emits the sounds of other birds, e.g. birds of prey, as well as gunshots and other similar noises to scare off uninvited guests. Ultrasonic models, on the other hand, emit very high-frequency sounds, like the dog repeller Dazer II , for example.

They are inaudible to humans and pets, but very unpleasant for birds. This makes the area around the device uninhabitable for them. Devices such as pigeon repellers have a range of up to several square kilometres.