Format1 vibration sound repeller for moles, woodchucks, voles

The Format1 Vibrating Sound Repeller is designed to protect your garden from moles, water voles, and common voles. Unlike conventional scarers, it combines two effective methods – acoustic waves and mechanical vibrations, which create an unbearable environment for pests. In addition, an intelligent algorithm randomly changes the length and pitch of the tones and vibrations, which minimises the risk of the animals getting used to the disruptive signals. It's a humane and ecological solution that simply drives the animals away without harming them.

Combination of Sound and Vibration for Maximum Effect

The Format1 repeller uses a combination of deep sound and mechanical vibrations that spread effectively through the soil. Moles and water voles are sensitive to ground tremors, and the device generates these tremors deliberately at irregular intervals. An intelligent algorithm ensures that the length and pitch of the tone, as well as the duration of the vibrations, are constantly changing. This minimises pest habituation to the disturbance and creates a permanently unbearable environment for them, forcing them to move elsewhere.

Installation and Power

For best results, the device is inserted directly into the ground, ideally at the spot where the pest first appeared. The vibrations spread best in dense and slightly moist soil. It is powered by six C-type (R14) batteries, which allow it to generate a real mechanical force of vibration. The construction is fully waterproof, so the electronics stay dry even in heavy rain. Should the batteries leak, they will remain safely sealed inside and will not contaminate the soil in your garden.

Tips for Effective Use of the Repeller

When using the repeller, it's good to remember a few principles. Never place it in the middle of your property if it is already completely infested – you could trap the pest in your garden. Instead, start by installing it closer to your house and gradually move the device towards the edge of your property. This will gradually “push” the pest out. After installation, the mole's activity may briefly increase, which is a natural reaction to the irritation before it decides to leave the area.