Description:

This innovative device uses ultrasonic technology to discourage dogs from excessive barking. Powered by solar energy, it is eco-friendly and cost-effective, eliminating the need for battery replacements. Designed for outdoor use, it is waterproof and weather-resistant, ensuring reliable performance in all weather conditions.

Key Features:

• Ultrasonic Technology: Emits high-frequency sounds inaudible to humans but unpleasant for dogs, encouraging them to reduce barking.
• Solar Power: Built-in solar panel provides continuous charging for the device, even in cloudy weather.
• Waterproof Design: Water-resistant construction makes it ideal for installation in gardens, yards, or other outdoor spaces.
• Effective Range: Covers distances up to 15 meters, offering a wide control zone to deter barking.
• Easy Installation: Can be easily mounted on a tree, wall, or fence, blending discreetly into your outdoor space.

Advantages:

• Safe for Animals: Does not use electric shocks, ensuring your dog’s well-being while addressing undesirable behavior.
• Eco-Friendly: Solar energy reduces carbon footprint and eliminates the cost associated with disposable batteries.
• Low Maintenance: Once installed, the device requires minimal upkeep thanks to its autonomous solar power system.

Specifications:

• Material: Durable ABS plastic
• Ultrasonic Frequency: 20 kHz – 24 kHz
• Dimensions: 10 cm x 5 cm x 3 cm
• Weight: 200 g
• Charging Time: 4 hours
• Battery Life: 17 days
• Waterproof Rating: IPX5

Package Contents:

• 1 x Solar Ultrasonic Anti-Bark Device
• 1 x User Manual

Instructions for Use:

1. Choose a strategic location in your garden where the device will receive direct sunlight.
2. Mount the device at a height of 1 to 2 meters from the ground for optimal effectiveness.
3. Ensure the solar panel is facing upward and unobstructed by objects or foliage.
4. The device activates automatically when it detects barking, emitting ultrasonic waves to deter the dog.

The three modes of your anti-barking system using 25 kHz ultrasound differ in how they emit the frequencies. Here’s an analysis of each mode, their effects on dogs, and guidance on their effectiveness:

1. 25 kHz Pulsed Ultrasound

• Description: The ultrasound is emitted intermittently, in short bursts followed by pauses.
• Effect on Dogs:
  • The pulsed signal grabs the dog’s attention more effectively because it’s not continuous.
  • This can disrupt the dog’s behavior more effectively, as the varying signal is harder to ignore.
• Effectiveness:
  • Generally more effective for dogs that have become accustomed to a continuous sound, as the intermittent nature is more noticeable.
  • Reduces the risk of desensitization.

2. 25 kHz Continuous Ultrasound

• Description: The ultrasound is emitted continuously, without interruption.
• Effect on Dogs:
  • It may initially cause discomfort, but some dogs can quickly become accustomed to the signal if used frequently or for extended periods.
  • The effect is stable but less dynamic.
• Effectiveness:
  • Less effective over the long term if the dog gets used to it.
  • Best suited for sensitive dogs or for occasional use.

3. 25 kHz Variable Frequency Ultrasound

• Description: The ultrasound frequency changes cyclically or randomly around 25 kHz, creating variation in the signal.
• Effect on Dogs:
  • This variation prevents dogs from becoming accustomed to the sound because it constantly changes.
  • It’s more disruptive for dogs sensitive to sound variations.
• Effectiveness:
  • The most effective for dogs that exhibit strong tolerance to other modes, as they perceive constantly new stimuli.
  • Ideal for dogs that haven’t responded to continuous or pulsed ultrasound.

Comparison of the Three Modes and Optimal Choice

Recommendation:

• Start with the variable frequency mode, as it is generally the most effective and minimizes habituation.
• If the dog reacts poorly or shows excessive stress, try the pulsed mode, which is less aggressive yet still disruptive.
• Reserve the continuous mode for specific situations requiring quick, short-term intervention.