- A constant flash of light to all animals that hunt or feed at night that they have been "discovered" or are being watched.
- Protects Gardens, Poultry, Livestock, Campsites, Property and much more.
- Solar powered and light sensitive turning on at dusk and turning off at full daylight.
- No switches, its all automatic just remove the black protective tape that covers the solar panel.
- Weatherproof
- Mother Earth Friendly. Safe for People, Pets & Livestock.
From the manufacturer
Protection against nighttime predator animals
Installation is easy
Deer
Owls and Hawks
Large Ground Predators
Small Predators
Nite Guard Solar has been proven effective in repelling predator animals through overwhelming evidence from testing by our company and tens of thousands of users.
Can protect:
Use a cluster or perimeter mount to effectively protect your space.
Deer are perhaps the most destructive nocturnal animal in modern times, they are also the most intelligent and difficult to stop. They act differently than a predator type animal and so we need to approach the placement of the lights differently. You must use four Nite Guard Solar units placed on a single post or pole (cluster mount) 4’ high with each light facing a different direction (North, South, East, West).
Four lights mounted 10-14 feet in the air on a single post with each light facing a different direction (cluster mount). For use with purple martin houses mount the lights directly to the house itself or one foot above the house on the same post or put the lights on a separate post and place the post nearby the house. For use with guineas you may need to place the lights higher than 14 feet; put the lights at the same level as guineas are roosting.
Predators like coyote, bobcat, wild boar, mountain lion and bear; put the lights approximately 100-200 feet apart, around all four sides (perimeter mount) and eye level to the predator approximately 20-30 inches off the ground. Use cluster mount for large, open acreage.
Predators like fox, raccoon, opossum and skunk; put the lights approximately 25-50 feet apart, around all four sides (perimeter mount) and eye level to the predator approximately 10-15 inches off the ground.
Deer
Owls and Hawks
Large Ground Predators
Small Predators
