How to Install The Guardian's Strobe Light
Nighttime pests wreaking havoc in your garden? They won't want you to do this!
The Guardian's strobe light is a bright, flashing light. It's an extra deterrent to those creatures active at night, so definitely add it to your unit when dealing with deer, raccoons, rodents and bats – or any other nightly visitors. Imagine if you are in a dark room, then someone points a flashlight at you. That's why it works. No one wants a bright light in their face!
It attaches directly onto The Guardian™ and will activate in conjunction with the sounds emitted. You can easily remove if you don't want to use, then add back on if you do!
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