To prolong the life of the unit, allow 30 minutes cooling after 6 - 8 hours of operation.
Cleaning frequency depends on the environment. During cleaning (except for mirrors), or when the unit is not in
use, close the aperture completely by using the thumbscrews to prevent dust.
Unplug the unit. Use a soft cloth to clean the outside casing and the lens. To clean mirrors (inside the front
aperture) use a cotton swab and rubbing alcohol. Twirl slowly and press gently to avoid damage.
Be sure all parts are dry before plugging the unit back in.
SPECIFICATIONS
Laser Power:
Red: 650nm100mW; Green: 532nm50mW
Unit Power:
1mW RED+1mW GREEN
Laser Color
: Red + green
Net Weight:
1.5kg
Power:
AC100-240V,50-60Hz
Electric Current:
100mA
Classification:
CLASS 3R
Size (mm):
L(18.5)*W(14.8)*H(7.0) CM
Fuse:
2A
Housing:
Cast aluminum
Beam Divergence:
60°
Operating Temperature:
-20
℃
-40
℃
Safe Temperature for Use:
0
℃
-35
℃
Waterproof Level:
IP65
Origin:
Made in China
V. COVERAGE/VISUAL DISTRIBUTION PATTERN
Total spatial coverage is dependent on environmental surroundings: more visible in the dark than in the light,
more visible in a relatively open area than one with many bushes or trees that would block beams, etc. This laser
beam has a maximum range of 1000 feet/300 meters in the dark. Maximum coverage is approximately 10,000
square feet. Keep in mind that this is unidirectional coverage, with beams emanating from the aperture in the
shape of a slice of pie. Angle of spread = 30 degrees maximum either side from center (60 degrees total).
Depending on placement, a
second
unit will offer increased synergistic coverage; therefore multiple units are
strongly recommended, especially in stubborn or long-term infestations.
VI.
APPLICATIONS
The
Bird-X Laser
is designed to act as an important aid in chasing birds from their infestations in privately-owned
or restricted-access outdoor areas such as golf courses, corporate grounds, institutions, military installations, etc.
Other locations include: hangars, silos, barns, stadiums, arenas, boat houses and bell towers.
VII. TROUBLESHOOTING
Every bird infestation presents a unique challenge. No two problems are identical, as numerous variables affect each
one. Besides the obvious differences (such as type of bird, size of infestation, type of structure and physical location),
there are many additional environmental factors that make it impossible to state rigid rules for the optimum
utilization of the
Bird-X Laser
. There is no magic or “correct” use or placement to maximize the effectiveness of the
unit; experimentation is often required to find the ultimate solution.
The use of variables creates changing environments to repel roosting birds – in fact, change is one of the best tools in
the repelling of birds, as birds are creatures of habit and they do not grow accustomed to a dynamic environment.
Change location of the laser unit, change direction the aperture faces, turn off unit, etc., on a
monthly
basis to
prevent any acclimation, or change more often as necessary.
If fixture does not project beams: Check main power supply.