The Solution

The Bird Repel system is similar to electric fences used on ranches. The main difference is that the Bird Repel system uses two wires spaced one inch apart - one is the "output" wire, the other is the "return" wire.

Each wire is connected to one of the output terminals of the Bird Repel energizer. The Bird Repel energizer emits a memorable yet harmless intermittent output pulse that travels down the wires. When a bird makes contact with the wires, the output pulse shocks the offending bird in a way that is similar to a strong electrostatic shock experienced when touching a doorknob - it's not pleasant, but it won't harm you.

An electric shock is the most effective method of keeping animals away from unwanted areas. It presents a powerful psychological barrier rather than a physical (and unsightly) barrier.

Cost Effective Professional Installation
Fraction of cost of current systems
Nearly Invisible Repels All Types of Birds
Great for Historic and Public Buildings Single System Covers all Birds
Esthetically Pleasing No Need for Multiple Systems
Easy Maintaince Easy Functionality
Replace Individual Pieces System Works Every Time a Bird Lands
System Tester Optional System is Always Working
Silent System Will Not Harm Birds
No Loud Blasts Gives Birds Low Shock- Non Lethal
No Annoying Sound Effects Scares Birds Away And They Will Not Return

	A simple but effective system consists of two strong, thin corrosive resistant parrallel wires are setup along the perimiter with clear plastic insulators attatched them. These wires then connect to this energizer that when birds try to land on the edge of the building results in a mild non-lethal shock to the birds. We don't want to hurt the birds, just make them go away.

Here are some photos of the Birds-B-Gone system installed. Unfortunately for viewing on the internet, it is hard to see the insulators in some pictures but that is a great reason for businesses to have the system installed, IT IS HARD TO SEE!

Gatlinburg Inn
Birds are kept off the roof using the Bird Repelsystem. You can see an small speck to the right of the elevator shaft. That is what is seen from the street.

	Solar Energizer at Commercial Property Easily placed behind a wall, the energizer can be hidden from view. An internal battery keeps the Bird Repel charged during cloudy days.
Corner at residential Property The corner insulator was used at a downtown property. The entire Birds-B-Gone system was invisible from the street below. See full picture below
	Tightener at Residential Property Sparrows were using the round ventilation holes as a nesting area. The Bird Repel System was installed to keep birds out of the eve.
Insulator at Residential Property Keeping the sparrows out of the attic was accomplished by spacing the wires one inch apart over the ventilation holes using the Bird Repel insulator.