Orbit Motion-Activated Sprinkler

We have had our yard enforcer for over four months now. It works great for keeping our neighbour’s cat from visiting and pooping in our yards but after four months it’s started to leak. Seller would you help get in touch so we can fix this? Thanks.

Cats they don't like it at all!!

Little difficult to work out. Needed a particular thread joiner from bunnings so the hose would connect to it, cost $2. Doesnt leak and stops the dog pooping on the back pavers, it is worth its weight in gold, love it.

I've purchased 3 of these and placed them strategically in my yard to deter deer and other animals. The field and range of view for the motion detection is adequate for my application. It can sense motion further away than I can shoot water so that's good enough. The water is adjustable for both side to side arc as well as a limited amount of adjustability for range. These units offer the ability to daisy-chain either pre or post motion activated valve giving you more options for how your set-up will work. For mine they are chained pre as each unit fires independently. They offer nice adjustability for duration of spray as well. I've found letting them do a couple of passes to be effective. While you can't see the spray from the unit in the attached video you can see the effect. We were having this deer destroying our gardens. This was the last video I got of the deer actually in our yard since we've installed the Yard Enforcer. Since then the deer has kept to the other side of the fence. As for the sensitivity from my experience with it so far, a skunk appears to be too small (perhaps I need to aim it better) but a raccoon has been seen to set it off in it's current configuration. Follow Up 2019-09-12: These are still working admirably since I've gotten them and they're still going on their original batteries. I am still using them to control deer at the perimeter of my property. I'm rating the overall efficacy of deterring the deer from coming on my property at about 85% based on what my trail cams are showing me. There are some observations I have though: 1. You must move them around regularly to "surprise" the deer. They will become accustomed to them fairly quickly, so take the time to be inventive with their location. I have trail-cam footage of a deer essentially figuring out the "rope-limit" (for those of you old enough to remember Foghorn Leghorn) of the sprinklers and keeping just outside of it. 2. I'm running all 3 of my sprinklers in series on one hose on a municipal water supply with good pressure. If more than one of them is spraying simultaneously the pressure is inadequate for the heads to move back and forth properly. If you are planning on having more than one run simultaneously in this fashion, you will likely need a pressure booster of some sort. Possibly a 3/4" supply line instead of the standard 1/2" would be enough, but my setup is 1/2".

Je ne sais pas si c’est cela, mais le chat agressif de mon voisin ne vient plus traumatiser mon Sassounet