Solar fox light

Description

A predator deterrent light. Its computer-controlled flashing varies all the time, to give the impression of someone patrolling at night. A light sensor switches it on when it gets dark.

The solar panel charges a battery inside. Before first use, charge it fully, either with a USB cable under the rubber cap or with two days of sunlight with the light switched off. Site it where the panel gets full sun, with the flash level with the ground and high enough that stock can't knock it. A steel post suits best, but it can hang from a wire fence or be fastened to a wooden pole. The fox has to see the light for it to work, and it may not prevent all attacks.

Close the rubber switch cap firmly to keep out moisture. Store it fully charged somewhere bright, not in the dark, and use it only when foxes are likely to strike.

Specifications

Type	Solar predator light
Power	Solar, rechargeable battery, USB top-up
Switching	Automatic, on at dark
Fixing	Steel post, wooden pole or wire fence
Post	Not included