Solar mole repeller Repest (2 pcs) model 23668 — solar-powered ultrasonic/ vibration deterrent

Repest solar mole repeller kit (2 pcs), model 23668, is a pair of solar-powered ground units that deter moles by emitting periodic vibrations and ultrasonic pulses. Each unit charges from sunlight and activates automatically, creating intermittent underground disturbances intended to encourage moles and similar burrowing pests to relocate away from treated areas. The devices are designed for outdoor use in gardens, lawns and flower beds and operate without chemicals or traps.

Advantages

The Repest solar mole repeller provides a maintenance-light option for subterranean pest control by combining vibration and ultrasonic output in a compact, weather-resistant housing. Solar charging reduces the need for external power sources or frequent battery replacements. The kit contains two units to allow distributed placement across small lawns or garden beds, increasing coverage and effectiveness. The units are designed for simple insertion into soil and automatic operation under daylight conditions.

Suitable for

• Home gardens and small lawns where moles or similar burrowing pests are present
• Flower beds and turf areas that require non-chemical pest deterrence
• Distributed placement to create a deterrent perimeter across an outdoor area

Key specifications

• Power source: integrated solar panel for daytime charging
• Deterrent methods: periodic ground vibrations and ultrasonic pulses
• Construction: weather-resistant casing suitable for outdoor soil insertion
• Quantity: two identical ground units for distributed placement
• Installation: stake-style design for direct insertion into soil

How to use

Choose firm but workable soil locations spaced across the area to be protected and insert each unit so the stake is well anchored underground and the solar panel is exposed to direct sunlight. Ensure the solar panel is free from debris and angled to receive maximum daylight. After initial charging, the units operate automatically, emitting intermittent vibrations and ultrasonic pulses; reposition units if coverage gaps appear or after significant soil disturbance. Periodically check that the panel and casing remain clean and that the stake is properly seated in the ground.

Usage recommendations

For best results, install the two units at opposite sides of the area to create overlapping coverage and maintain clear solar exposure. Avoid placing units where paving, dense shrubs, or deep shade block sunlight. If heavy rain or frost disturbs the soil, verify placement and reseat the units as needed. Allow several weeks for local mole activity to decrease, and combine with habitat modification (removing food sources and sealing easy access points) for longer-term control.