Bird repellent system
AssigneeRobotx EletrôNicos Ltda—Epp
InventorsCleber da Cruz Garcia, Fernando Garcia Monte Junior, Rodrigo da Cruz Garcia
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Abstract
The present invention belongs to the field of devices to scare away birds in general, preferably gulls, pigeons and vultures using a variable electromagnetic field. More specifically, the invention teaches a system of bird repellence by sensorineural interaction, which works through the formation of an electromagnetic field. The system consists of a pulse generator (1) that is electrically connected to a mesh (2) consisting of a plurality of coils (4) arranged in insulating plugs (22) that induce an electromagnetic field that interacts with the birds' magnetic orientation system.
Claims10
A bird repellent system comprising:
- an electronic device alternating electrical positive pulse generator that is electrically connected to a mesh formed by a wire, wherein:
- the wire is made of stainless steel,
- a diameter of the wire being from 0.45 to 2 millimeters,
- a resistivity of the wire is from 0.0001 to 5 μΩm,
- the wire is fixed to a plurality of insulating plugs,
- a shape of the mesh is determined by the positioning of the plurality of insulating plugs installed in a building, wherein the building works as a negative pole,
- the plurality of insulating plugs are installed in a plurality of places in order to provide a variety of mesh geometries,
- the pulse generator produces an alternating electrical positive signal,
- the alternating electrical positive signal having:
- a frequency of 100 to 150 Hz,
- a voltage of 1,000 to 6,000 volts,
- a current of 0.001×10−3 to 0.01×10−3 amperes,
- and being a sawtooth waveform,
- an electromagnetic field is generated by the mesh,
- the electromagnetic field generated by the mesh is intensified by winding the wire around bodies of the plurality of insulating plug forming a coil that induces the electromagnetic field capable of repelling the birds in the vicinity of the mesh,
- the electromagnetic field interacts with the iron crystals present in the beaks of the birds, affecting the neuro-sensory system of the birds causing repellency.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.