Solar Mole Repellent BRADAS CTRL-MO112S — solar-powered ultrasonic mole deterrent

BRADAS CTRL-MO112S is a solar-powered ultrasonic mole repellent designed for outdoor use in gardens, lawns and flowerbeds. The device emits periodic ultrasonic pulses and ground vibrations that interfere with burrowing pest activity, aiming to reduce tunnel formation and protect grass and planted areas without using chemicals. Solar charging supports continuous operation during daylight hours, making the unit suitable for locations with regular sunlight.

Advantages

The repellent provides a chemical-free alternative for managing moles by combining ultrasonic signals with vibration to create an uncomfortable environment for subterranean pests. Solar power minimizes the need for battery replacement and ensures sustainable daytime operation. The compact design allows for straightforward placement across affected areas, and the device operates automatically once installed, reducing ongoing maintenance.

Suitable for

• Home gardens and lawns
• Flowerbeds and ornamental planting areas
• Small parks and community green spaces
• Areas where chemical treatments are not desired

Key specifications

• Power source: solar charging for daytime operation
• Control method: ultrasonic pulses combined with ground vibrations
• Intended use: outdoor soil deployment
• Typical coverage: effective across localized sections of lawn or garden when multiple units are used (placement dependent)
• Construction: weather-resistant housing suitable for outdoor exposure

How to use

Select locations across the affected area and firmly insert the unit into soil according to the manufacturer's placement guidance so the vibration transmits into the ground. Ensure the solar panel receives direct sunlight for reliable charging; trim surrounding vegetation if it shades the panel. Install multiple units spaced evenly for larger areas to increase effectiveness. Regularly inspect the device for soil buildup or damage and clear debris from the solar panel to maintain charging efficiency.

Usage recommendations

For best results, position units around the perimeter of active tunnels and in a grid for larger sites. Continuous daylight exposure improves performance—relocate units seasonally if necessary. Use in combination with habitat modification (removal of grubs and food sources) for integrated, non-chemical mole control.