... drives out martens by electrically charged high-voltage plates (at 200 - 300 V/DC) in the engine compartment which give the animal an electric shock (only weak current pulses that chase the marten away and do not kill it) and by strong, aggressively pulsating ultrasonic sounds Very low power consumption (<0.005 A), automatically turns off when the battery voltage is at <11.5 V/DC (does not fully drain the battery when the car is parked for a longer period of time).
Technical data:
Operating voltage 12 - 15 V/DC (car battery)
Average power consumption < 5 mA
Automatic shut-off, if the battery voltage falls below 11.5 V (± 5%)
Output voltage: approx. 200 - 300 V/DC
Ultrasonic frequency approx. 22 kHz (± 10%)
Sound pressure max. approx. 100 dB (± 15%)
Ultrasonic dispersion angle approx. 150°
Speaker ceramic-special-Piezo speaker with aluminium spherical membrane
Temperature range approx. -40 to +80°C
Function display flashing LED (approximately every 5 - 12 sec)
Base unit dimensions: 46 x 73 x 145 mm (H x W x D)
High voltage cable length 2 x approx. 1.9 m (± 10%)
Fuse in the fuse holder 500 mA
High-voltage contact plates 6 pcs: each about 40 x 40 x 1.5 mm
If cable for terminal 15 is connected to ''plus'',
the marten repeller switches off. If it is connected
to ''Minus'' or does not receive any signal,
the marten repeller switches on.
