Wireless Bird Wailer
Phoenix Wetlands Wailer Model MkV w/Strobe
Designed For Use In Areas Where Cables
And Remote Speakers Are A Nuisance
THERE IS ALSO A VERSION FOR AIRPORTS
Wireless Bird Wailer Phoenix Wetlands Wailer Model MkV w/Strobe
Designed For Use In Areas Where Cables
And Remote Speakers Are A Nuisance
Wireless Bird Wailer
The Wireless Mk V Wetlands Bird Wailer is a bird deterrent system designed to deter all bird species from tailings ponds, marshy areas, Water Treatment Plants, Landfills, and other areas where remote speakers and cables are impracticable. Two outlets are available for remote (500') speaker connections if required.
This model incorporates the same Super-horn Speakers used in the Airport Wailer System. These speakers will throw the natural sounds in a circle of sound with a radius of at least 1000 feet (305M). The harsh, electronic sounds can be projected vertically to 3000 feet. This aggressive feature is only used against bird species without recorded alarm / distress sounds and in remote locations. The Wailer has also proven to provide effective wildlife control for moose and coyotes.
A powerful rotational green strobe-light is mounted on top. It is particularly effective to deter ducks, geese, and other migratory night flyers. The strobe light flashes in conjunction with the sound sequences. There is also a version for use at Airports.
Link to worldwide sound list: https://phoenixagritech.com/sound-list/
Wireless Bird Wailer Installations:
Morenci Mining JV, Morenci AZ; Chevron/Trihydro, San Luis Obispo, CA; WESCO Dist, Cleveland OH; ARCADIS, Yerington NV; Seymour Water Treatment Plant, TX; Tamra Mining Co, Milford UT; Idaho Power, Boise ID; Barrick Gold, Dominican Republic; ConocoPhillips, Borger TX; Golden West Food Group, Vernon CA; Bartow Solid Waste, Cartersville, GA; Anglogold Ashanti, Ghana; BP Exploration, Venice LA
Product Review:
Re: Phoenix Wetlands Wailer ln 2O2O we purchased two Wetlands Wailers from Phoenix Agritech. We had used the Phoenix Squawker systems in the past, and still do. However, since our acreage has expanded we needed to invest in more bird scaring equipment. We had heard good things about the Phoenix Wailers and when I called Bruce Blacklock to order the wailers, he asked if we had issues with geese, which we did. So, Bruce recommended the Wetlands Wailer which came with a strobe light. We placed both wailers in a 120 acre blueberry field. The results were phenomenal. Not only did we not have issues with geese, there were basically no other birds in the field either. Only on one visit did I see a bird - one single robin! In the past we had issues with cedar waxwings - but no more. I would strongly recommend the Wetlands Wailer for protecting your investment against loss from birds.
