Solar Motion Sprinkler for Garden Animal Repellent

Built to Guard Your Garden Overnight

Solar Power, Zero Wiring

The solar panel on top charges the unit through the day, so it runs with no outlet and no extension cord across the garden. Stake it at the bed edge and it is ready for the night shift without any plugging in.

Motion That Startles

The motion sensor picks up animals as they cross the edge of the bed. Sensitivity is adjustable, so you can raise it for quiet nights or dial it back when wind and passing headlights keep setting it off. The burst of water is what sends them away.

Aim the Arc

Spray distance reaches up to 9 m and the arc opens up to 300°. Set both on the dials to cover the raided row, not the whole lawn. The unit covers up to 90m² from one stake.

Reach You Can Measure

• 90m²Up to coverage area
• 300°Up to adjustable arc
• 9mUp to spray distance

Set It Up in Minutes

1. 1
   Attach to the hose

   Fit the hose connector onto your garden hose. No tools are needed.

2. 2
   Stake it at the bed edge

   Push the 17 inch ground stake into soil at the edge where animals enter, then press the foot pedal to seat it firmly.

3. 3
   Set sensitivity, time, distance and arc

   Start with mid sensitivity and a short work time. Adjust distance and arc until the spray covers the raided bed.

4. 4
   Test and check the charge

   Run one test to confirm coverage. Keep the solar panel in full sun during the day, since battery is not included.

What Arrives on Your Doorstep

• Sprinkler unit with solar panel×1

  Motion sensor, dials and spray head in one body

• Ground stake×1

  17 inch plastic stake with foot pedal

• Hose connector×1

  Attaches the unit to a standard garden hose

Dug Up Again. Not Tonight.

The Dawn Count

Most mornings start the same way. You walk the beds with a coffee in one hand and count what the night took: a row of seedlings pulled, a few tomatoes half eaten, a patch of lawn torn up by something with paws. The damage only shows in daylight, and by then the animals are long gone.

A Guard That Never Sleeps

The sprinkler sits at the bed edge on its stake and waits. When an animal crosses the sensor, it fires a burst of water across the arc. No chemicals to reapply after rain, no cords running to an outlet. Set the sensitivity once and it works every night after that.

Mornings Worth Walking Into

Now the first walk of the day is a quiet one. The beds are intact, the fruit is still on the branches, and the lawn looks the way you left it. You get to spend the morning on the plants instead of on the damage report.

What to expect over time

1. First use
   Aim and set it up

   Attach to the hose, stake it at the bed edge and set sensitivity, distance and arc. Run one test to confirm the spray covers the bed.

2. Week 1
   Learn the animal routes

   Watch which nights trigger the sprinkler and adjust sensitivity or arc if wind or passing cars set it off.

3. 30 days
   A garden you check with less worry

   Many gardeners see fewer overnight losses once the unit covers their most raided beds consistently.

Size in Context

• 17 inchGround stake
• Up to 9 mSpray distance
• Up to 300°Spray arc
• Up to 90m²Coverage

The stake holds the head steady at the edge of a bed, low enough to sit among the plants.

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