Mole repellent BROS SONIC 233 — ultrasonic mole deterrent device

BROS SONIC 233 — ultrasonic mole deterrent device is designed to reduce mole activity in lawns, gardens and cultivated areas by emitting periodic ultrasonic pulses. The device creates an acoustic environment that is unpleasant for burrowing pests, encouraging them to leave treated zones without the use of chemicals or traps. BROS SONIC 233 is intended for outdoor use and can be installed in soil or on soft ground near affected areas to protect turf, flower beds and vegetable patches.

Advantages

The unit provides a chemical-free method to deter moles, avoiding contact with pesticides or poisons. Ultrasonic pulses operate continuously on a preset cycle, requiring minimal user intervention after installation. Its simple stake design allows quick placement in lawns and garden beds, and the sonic signal covers a radial area suitable for small to medium-sized plots. The device is weather-resistant and compatible with standard outdoor conditions when properly placed.

Suitable for

• Protecting residential lawns and small gardens from mole tunnelling
• Reducing damage in flower beds and ornamental plantings
• Safeguarding vegetable patches and small allotments
• Outdoor use in yards, parks and community gardens

Key specifications

• Type of repellence: Ultrasonic acoustic pulses
• Intended environment: Outdoor soil installation on lawns and garden beds
• Coverage: Effective for small to medium plots when installed according to instructions
• Power source: Battery-powered (replaceable batteries)
• Construction: Weather-resistant housing suitable for outdoor exposure

How to use

Choose locations near active mole tunnels or fresh mounds and insert the device stake into soil so that the emitter is at ground level. Activate the unit following the manufacturer's settings; once operating, the device emits periodic ultrasonic pulses designed to disturb burrowing rodents. For consistent effect, position units evenly across the area to be protected and replace batteries as needed. Avoid placing the device in saturated soil or under heavy cover that could block sound transmission.

Usage recommendations

For best results, install the BROS SONIC 233 at several points around the affected area, keeping units 8–15 metres apart depending on soil conditions. Monitor mole activity and adjust placement if necessary. Combine ultrasonic deterrence with habitat modification — such as removing food sources and reducing soil moisture — to enhance effectiveness. Regularly check the housing and replace batteries on a seasonal schedule or when performance diminishes.