Frequently Asked Questions

General technical, ordering and compliance information for our bird control hardware

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What sounds does it play to drive birds off the movement area?

System combines ultrasonic waves, cannon blasts, authentic bird distress calls, and various sounds birds fear. Sounds play in randomized sequences—not fixed loops—so gulls, crows, lapwings, and other airport hazard birds cannot habituate.

Can it run automatically during peak departure and arrival periods?

Scheduled activation windows match peak movement banks or patrol shifts, and the system runs automatically on preset intervals—no operator needed on the airside each time.

Is LPG ignition safe on an active airside with strict fuel regulations?

System uses standard LPG with remote ignition from the vehicle cab. Blast pressure and interval are adjustable to comply with aerodrome safety zones—no operator approach to the barrel during firing.

Does the cannon cause birds to habituate over time?

System fires with variable interval, variable intensity, and only when birds are confirmed in the zone—not on a fixed timer. Industry wildlife hazard guidance (e.g., CAAF) notes that cannons fired without associated negative experience cause rapid habituation; targeted firing when birds occupy specific movement areas preserves deterrence.

Is the bird-control system suitable for food-processing facilities?

Laser bird deterrence is humane and non-lethal. No poisons, chemicals, or traps are used, making it suitable for food-processing and pharmaceutical sites.

Will the laser deterrent disturb employees working nearby?

Proper site layout limits laser beam exposure to restricted zones. The laser device operates silently and does not interfere with normal staff activities when installed as designed.

How is the laser deterrent installed on factory roofs and internal roof beams?

Customized installation plans are provided based on roof structure, beam layout, and staff activity zones—covering mounting position, bracket type, and beam angle.

What site preparation work is required before installation at substations?

Site surveys confirm installation positions and safety clearances. Pre-installation checks cover high-voltage safety zones and cable routing for device deployment.

Site surveys confirm installation positions and safety clearances. Pre-installation checks cover high-voltage safety zones and cable routing for device deployment.

Cyclic deterrent sounds target both birds and burrowing rodents that damage substation cables and underground control circuits.

Will the bird repellent equipment interfere with substation electrical equipment?

Acoustic, ultrasonic, and laser bird-control methods operate with zero RF emissions. No interference occurs with protection relays, communication systems, or other substation electrical equipment.

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