Bird-X BALCONY GARD Instruction Manual

Bird-X BALCONY GARD Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL:
BALCONY GARD SILENT BIRD REPELLER

I. INTRODUCTION

Bird-X, Inc. has been recognized worldwide as the bird and pest control experts for more
than 40 years and its specialists are able to analyze problems and make recommendations
based on each customer's specific situation and needs.

II. WHY CONTROL BIRDS?

Droppings are unsightly, unhealthy, and potentially fatal.
"Cleaning up" costs time and money.
Birds are destructive and deface property.
USDA, OSHA, health boards and other organizations have laws concerning bird mess problems.

III. BIRD MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

A. Survey the birds and their entry, exit, nesting and feeding habits.
B. Inspect your property. Discover what the pests find attractive about your area, and if the same conditions prevail in
neighboring properties.
C. Remove inducements. Clean the area of all evidence of birds and the residual scent. Because birds and their
droppings can cause many diseases, use extreme caution when removing them. Do not breathe or come into direct
contact with them. If you have questions about how to do this safely, consult an expert. Remove food spillage,
garbage, material and other appealing items.
D. Maintain a clean and changing environment. For maximum effectiveness, periodically repeat C) above and relocate
or reposition the unit, vary the output, or turn it off for a short time.
E. Install early. It is always best to install the Balcony Gard before "bird season" begins, as it is easier to keep them
away than to rout them out once they have already established a pattern.
F. Use products synergistically. Two or more different kinds of devices (Balcony Gard plus netting and/or a visual
repeller like iridescent flash tape or holographic "Terror Eyes") will produce a synergistic effect – i.e., in combination,
the products will yield much greater effectiveness than the Balcony Gard alone. Contact Bird-X, Inc. for information
on "companion" products.
G. Consider alternate locations. Make educated guesses as to where the birds will go when they leave their current
infestation area, and consider purchasing units to cover these areas as well.

IV. UNIT OVERVIEW

This adjustable-frequency, dual-operation, weatherproof unit repels all pest birds. An infrared motion sensor is built in.

V. UNIT SET-UP

Gently pull off the back cover. Set the operation switch (upper right) to
OFF. Start the Frequency Dial all the way clockwise (Low) unless you can
hear the sound, in which case turn it higher.
On the operation switch, choose "MS AC or Battery" for the unit to operate
briefly each time the motion sensor is tripped (works with both an AC
adapter and batteries), or choose "CONT. AC Only" for the unit to operate
continuously (works with an AC adapter only).
Turn "Sensitivity" dial to adjust motion sensor sensitivity.
AC Adapter Plug one end into the port underneath the operation switch and
the other into any standard outlet. (If using outside, protect the outlet from
weather). Run the cord through the notch on the bottom of the unit. Snap the
cover back into place.
Batteries Install four "C" batteries as shown on the unit. Snap the cover
back into place.
Expect coverage up to 900 square feet in a generally oval pattern.
The speaker projects sound on a horizontal plane in one direction.
The lower the sound frequency (clockwise), the greatest coverage.
In dense foliage and/or large acreage, multiple units may be necessary.

VI. INSTALLATION

Use the keyhole slots on the back to mount it on any building, wall or
wooden post with nails or screws. Point the speaker at the area you want covered. If installing outdoors, place the unit
at least 3 feet above the ground for optimum range.

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Summary of Contents for Bird-X BALCONY GARD

  • Page 1 E. Install early. It is always best to install the Balcony Gard before "bird season" begins, as it is easier to keep them away than to rout them out once they have already established a pattern.
  • Page 2 VIII. PRECAUTIONS Even though the top range of the Balcony Gard, 25 kHz, is above human hearing range (which averages, at top level, about 16 kHz), the intensity is great enough to present a chance of damage to the ear if it is directly exposed for an extended period of time at a distance of less than 10 feet.
  • Page 3 F. Use los productos sinérgicamente; es decir, en combinación con otros productos. Dos o más diferentes tipos de productos (Balcony Gard más trampas y/o un producto como una cinta iridiscente de “flash” or “Terror Eyes” holográficos.) van a producir un efecto sinérgico, es decir, en combinación, y los productos serán mas eficaces que usando solamente Balcony Gard.
  • Page 4 IX. GARANTIA DEL FABRICANTE Balcony Gard está garantizado contra todo defecto de material y obra de mano por un periodo de seis meses de la fecha de envío. A discreción de Bird-X, Inc., se reemplazará o reparará el aparato defectivo. Es necesario tener autorización previa y un número de autorización de devolución (en inglés, “returned goods authorization o RGA”) por parte de Bird-X, Inc.
  • Page 5 Sounds are generally audible to the human ear if their frequency (number of vibrations per second) lies between 20 and 18,000 vibrations per second, but the range varies considerably with the individual. However, some mammals can hear well above this (bats can hear over 100,000 vibrations per second). The Balcony Gard operates at 15,000 to 25,000 vibrations per second.
  • Page 6 20 y 18,000 mil vibraciones por segundo, pero el alcance varía dependiendo del individuo. Sin embargo, algunos mamíferos pueden percibir sobre este alcance (los murciélagos pueden oír sobre las 100,000 vibraciones por segundo.) Balcony Gard funciona entre 15,000 y 25,000 vibraciones por segundo. ¿Cómo cambio el foco en el sensor de movimiento? You can’t.

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