These arms move in the wind, acting as both a visual and physical deterrent. They are often used on air-conditioning units, tables, and parking lot light fixtures.

These lasers irritate and drive away birds, protecting the area from bird infestation without poisons, traps, or chemicals that could harm animals and the environment. Lasers flash red and green in varying patterns at random intervals, preventing birds from getting used to them. They work at night and at daytime in dark areas. While designed to repel birds, these lasers can also drive away bats and small mammals.

Humans can’t hear the sounds and pests can’t stand them—these speakers humanely drive rodents and crawling insects away from indoor areas.

Plastic speakers protect average-sized rooms.

Steel speakers also play audible sounds to disrupt pests’ habits and habitats in warehouses and other large spaces. They’re good for keeping away small animals, such as bats.

Drive away birds without traps or chemicals. These speakers play naturally recorded bird distress calls and predator cries to deter them from settling in the area. Maximize disruption to birds by programming these speakers to vary their calls at different times, and minimize disruption to yourself by setting your preferred hours for when they’re turned off.

These speakers cannot be sold to Canada due to import regulations.