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Solar Nocturnal Animal Repeller Outdoor (4 Pack)
Product Features:
Great for use around chicken coops, farms, gardens, and yards, this armadillo repellent offers comprehensive protection for your property.
The Solar Nocturnal Animal Repellent is designed to keep unwanted nighttime intruders at bay. Equipped with dual red LED lights, this cat deterrent outdoor simulates the presence of a larger predator, causing nocturnal animals like coyotes, raccoons, skunks, and deer to avoid the area. These LED lights flash rapidly, resembling the glow of fire, which further deters animals from approaching.
The light sensor turns the lights off at dawn, making this a maintenance-free solution for nighttime animal management.
Powered by a built-in rechargeable battery, the deer repellent devices is solar-charged by day and automatically activates at dusk.
Installation instructions:
1. Please choose a suitable orientation to ensure that the top solar panel can absorb the maximum amount of solar energy.
2. Its easy one-button operation and versatile mounting options allow you to position it on posts, fences, walls, or trees for maximum coverage.
3. Place the hawk deterrent for chickens in an area that needs to be protected (e.g. garden, patio, etc.).
The device's durable construction ensures it withstands different weather conditions, keeping your space protected year-round. For best results, install the units at various angles around your property to create a 360-degree coverage zone. Each unit is effective across a wide range of animals, providing an efficient and humane way to keep animals out without the use of chemicals or complicated setups.
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Deanna
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025
The device looks like a little bat head with these glowing red LED eyes that flash when it senses something. It’s made of hard plastic, feels sturdy and has a solar panel on top to keep it powered. I like that it’s solar powered; it’s one less thing to worry about with batteries or cords. We hung ours on the fence near the garbage bins, about level with the lids, since that’s where the animals tend to rummage. I like that I can hang it where I need. There is a switch on the back to turn it on or off. In terms of how it works, the red strobe lights go off when something moves nearby. I wonder if the lights could be a bit brighter or flash faster to spook them more.
Brandy cody
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025
I mounted these up around my garden, The creepy red lights come on at night and seem to keep raccoons and other animals away. They even held up well through a couple of rainy nights. But I wish the lights were a bit brighter and the range is little bit wider.
Testvine
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025
Set this up by the edge of a small garden area where we usually had late-night visitors. The lights turned on without issue after dusk. Didn’t make any sound. Not sure how much of a difference it made at first, but tracks on the ground looked a bit fewer in the morning. I guess it depends on the area and setup. Install was ok once we figured out the angle.
Vera
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025
Recently added these to help protect my hens, especially at night when the real threats come around. The lights blink just like predator eyes, which seems to really bother the raccoons and foxes. I love that they charge in the sun and turn on automatically—no timers, no cords. The fact that they work through bad weather is a win too. We've had some rain lately and they’re still going strong. I set them at different heights around the coop so there’s better coverage, and it definitely seems to help.
Vcitor
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
The LED blink fast enough to be unsettling if you’re an animal, I guess, because we haven’t had any issues since. They turn on right when the sun goes down, no need for timers or remotes. They’ve even survived two straight nights of heavy rain without missing a beat. I like that they’re harmless to the animals, just a deterrent that makes them think twice. Super easy setup and they pretty much take care of themselves once you place them.
Alma
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
I got a small property with chickens, rabbits, and a vegetable garden. Keeping all of that safe from critters like skunks, coyotes, and raccoons is a constant battle. These predator-eye lights have helped more than I thought they would. I mounted them at a few different spots—some on trees, others on posts—and since then, I’ve had way less animal traffic. The red blinking is noticeable but not intrusive, and it seems to send a clear message to the nighttime visitors.
Bigger
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
Setup was ridiculously easy. No wiring, no complicated programming. Each repeller is fully solar-powered, so you just stake or mount them in your chosen location and let them charge during the day. The built-in light sensor automatically activates the red LED eyes at dusk and turns them off at dawn, so it’s completely hands-off once installed.
Brians (Vine Voice)
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
What I liked right away was the simplicity—just press the button and mount it. I’ve got one on a fence post and one on the corner of the shed. The red flashing lights mimic predator eyes, and I haven’t seen any new tracks near the garden since. Plus, no batteries to worry about—just sunlight.
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