The Ultrason X® is a high-quality ultrasonic bird repelling system. We at Bird-X developed it as the world’s first ultrasonic repeller specifically designed for outdoor, year-round use.
Ultrason X® utilizes ultrasonic sound waves to efficiently and effectively frighten, annoy, and repel birds and other wildlife within its 3,600 sq. ft. range. Ultrasonic means that it is "silent to humans", so you can effectively get rid of birds while maintaining a comfortable environment for your customers and employees.
Rest assured knowing your purchase is fully covered
Your Ultrason X repeller is backed by our 30-day electronics guarantee. This product will work as advertised or we will refund your purchase. Your ultrasonic unit is also covered by our 6-month manufacturer's warranty; if there are any parts or manufacturing defects, we will replace your unit.
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Saves Money Eliminate expensive recurring cleanup and repair costs with a one-time solution. Installing an Ultrason X bird control system can save a substantial amount of money for you or your company. In general, we've found that :
Reduces Damages & Repairs
Reduces Risk
We have provided bird control solutions for hundreds of top-tier corporate clients including:
Add an replacement speaker to for your Ultrason X bird repeller.
Protect your investment. Extend your warranty for 2 more years.
Save on energy costs. Use a Bird-X Solar Panel to charge the Ultrason X battery.
*Please see pdf file (click icon above) for full instructions with diagrams.
Wrigley Dismisses Pigeons with Ultrasonic Bird Repellent Devices Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, celebrated its 90th season in 2003. Located at the corner of Clark and Addison Streets on Chicago’s north side, the park has an illustrious past and present. Built in 1914, just two years behind Boston’s Fenway Park, Wrigley Field is the second oldest ballpark in the major leagues. View the complete story here.
Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, celebrated its 90th season in 2003. Located at the corner of Clark and Addison Streets on Chicago’s north side, the park has an illustrious past and present. Built in 1914, just two years behind Boston’s Fenway Park, Wrigley Field is the second oldest ballpark in the major leagues. View the complete story here.
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