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PestPulse™ Outdoor Protector

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  • Helps drive moles, voles and gophers out of your lawn
  • Solar powered, nothing to plug in and no batteries to change
  • Covers up to 7,000 sq ft per stake
  • No poison, no traps, safe around dogs, cats and children
90-day money-back guarantee · 12-month warranty

How it works

Burrowing animals navigate by feeling vibration through the soil. The Outdoor Protector makes the treated ground feel unsettled, so they dig somewhere else.

STEP 01

Push it in

Press the stake into the soil until the dome sits just above the grass. No tools, no wiring.

STEP 02

It charges itself

The panel on top tops up the internal cell in daylight, even on overcast days.

STEP 03

Pulses every 30s

A low frequency pulse and vibration travel through the ground across the covered area.

What a treated lawn looks like

Most gardens see burrowing activity move away from the treated zone within two to three weeks.

Lawn before and after treatment

Try it for 90 days

Give it three weeks in the ground. If the burrowing has not moved on, email us and we will make it right. Every unit also carries a 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects.

Questions

Which animals does it help with?

Moles, voles, gophers, shrews and other burrowing pests that tunnel through lawns and beds. It is designed for the ground, not for flying insects.

How many do I need?

One stake covers up to 7,000 sq ft. Most gardens need one per problem area, and coverage does not pass through walls, driveways or dense hedging.

Is it safe for my dog?

Yes. There is no poison, no bait and no trap. The pulse is aimed at burrowing animals underground.

Does it work in winter?

The housing is weather resistant and can stay out all year. In short winter days the panel charges more slowly, so put it where it gets the most light.

How long until I see a difference?

Allow two to three weeks. Burrowing animals move their tunnels gradually rather than leaving overnight.

PestPulse, 71-75 Shelton Street, London, WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom · contact@pestpulse.co