Car marten repeller with 12 volts - M100 new version
| Item number | WF-824300 |
| Brand | Kemo |
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Ask a question to learn more about the product- Installation in the vehicle engine compartment
- Ultrasonic marten deterrent for use in vehicles, houses and attics
- Generates extremely loud, pulsating ultrasonic tones with a special dome speaker
Generates aggressive ultrasonic tones that are inaudible to humans, but which martens find extremely annoying and therefore avoid if possible.
Technical specifications
- Operating voltage: 11 - 15 V/DC
- Switch-on function: Soft start, so that the on-board computer is not disturbed
- Average power consumption: <2 mA
- Ultrasonic frequency: approx. 23 kHz
- Beam angle: with a special dome speaker approx. 140°
- Sound pressure level: max. approx. 100 dB ± 20%.
- Sound: loud, pulsating
- Speaker: ceramic piezo ultrasonic speaker with aluminum dome membrane
- Optical deterrent: pulsating LED
- Temperature range: approx. -25 to +80 degrees C
- Electronics: waterproof encapsulated
- Fuse in fuse holder: F500mA
- Voltage spikes: protected against voltage spikes in the vehicle electrical system up to 40 V (<20 ms)
- CAN data bus: suitable for vehicles with CAN data bus
Why doesn't the device have a frequency change?
Martens and other small predators emit short, violent warning cries, No siren sounds! Our marten deterrent imitates these sine-like tones very realistically and is therefore the optimal marten deterrent!
Dimensions: approx. 72 x 50 x 28 mm (without mounting tabs)
The ADAC stated the following in a report on marten deterrent measures: "Ultrasonic devices should have a sound pressure level of over 100 dB(C) to prevent habituation (ADAC test result)."
Source: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marderabwehr here...
Note:
If the LED flashes or lights up, the marten deterrent is working! The device's current consumption is 20 mA, so it takes a while for a car battery to discharge. Nevertheless, you should recharge the battery from time to time or simply drive the vehicle in between.
| Frequency | |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 23 |
| Current consumption | |
| Current consumption | 0.002 A |
| Sound pressure | |
| Sound pressure | 100 |
| Packing unit | |
| Packing unit | 0 |
| Voltage | |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Technical features | |
| Technical features | Flash LED |
| Technical features | Loudspeaker |
| Drive | |
| Drive | 12V |