Isotronic 78640 Instrucciones De Uso página 12

attic, field, forest or garden with ultra-high interval tones and also with
blue reflective LED light. The integrated interval switching of 60 seconds
prevents the animals from getting used to the sound.
An attachment e.g. on wooden walls, posts, trees or in the vehicle is
possible with the supplied cable ties or with screws. Continuous
operation, depending on the battery, approx. 8 months.
Functionality
Minimal power consumption thanks to new electronics. The device emits
high-frequency tones day and night and, at night, also emits multiple blue
reflective LED light at intervals of 60 seconds. These tones, barely
perceptible to the human ear, keep the animals away.
At night and during twilight, the device automatically emits a light
sequence (flashing several times) and acts as a natural permanent block.
Blue hardly occurs in nature (flora and fauna) and signals danger to
animals. The mostly nocturnal animals avoid this region. This device is
deterred by the additional blue LED light, which is successfully used, for
example, as reflectors on street posts to deter game. This can provide
permanent protection against damage to vehicles, in gardens, forests and
against crop failures. Ideal for preventing wild animals. Conventional
reflectors are only active when illuminated by a car and then it can be too
late when the game is already on the roadside. Our device serves as a
continuous deterrent by flashing independently.
Protects against marten bites on cables, wires and other rubber parts.
When operated in the vehicle and when the vehicle is at a standstill,
the device switches on automatically after approx. 60 seconds or
switches off in the event of vibrations caused by the engine or while
driving (automatic switch-off). The device is only active when the
vehicle is parked.
Please note that the device may start in pause mode and only then go
into operating mode. There is therefore no fault.
Note:
If the vehicle or rooms have already been visited by martens or mice,
the animals have most likely scented tags to identify their territory
leave drawing. These odors must be checked before the device (in the
vehicle preferably with an engine wash).