KEMO Marderschreck, Ultraschall, Elektroschock

Chases away martens by means of small high-voltage plates charged
electrically to approx. 200 - 300 V/DC through electric shock in the
engine compartment of the vehicle (only weak current pulses that chase
the marten away, but do not kill it) and through strong, aggressively
pulsating ultrasonic sounds. Extremely low power consumption (< 0.005
A), switches the battery voltage of < 11.5 V automatically off (does
not discharge the battery completely if vehicles are being parked for
quite some time).

Technical Data
Operating voltage:12 - 15 V/DC (car battery)
Average power consumption:< 5 mA
Automatic shutoff:if the battery voltage decreases to < 11,5 V ( 5%)
Output voltage:approx. 200 - 300 V/DC
Ultrasonic frequency:approx. 22 kHz 10%
Acoustic pressure:max. approx. 100 dB 15%
Angle of radiation ultrasonics:approx. 150 degree
Loudspeaker:special ceramic piezoelectric loudspeaker with spherical membrane of aluminium
Temperature range:approx. -25 - +80°C
Functional display:flashing LED (approx. every 5 - 12 sec.)
Cable length high-voltage cable:2 x approx. 1,9 m ( 10%)
Fuse in the fuse holder:500 mA
High-voltage contact plates:6 pieces, approx. 40 x 40 x 1,5 mm each
Dimensions basic instrument:approx. 125 x 70 x 31 mm (without cable entry point + LED).

Suitable for vehicles with Can Bus.
Cable
for terminal 15:If this cable is connected with positive, the marten
defence disconnects. The marten defence switches on if it is connected
with negative or does not receive any signal.