Description
Triveni Solar has come up with an innovative solution with the use of Triveni Flair Light. Can be installed instead of electric fencing hence No risk to human life and no injury to animals. No more burning of animal dung to create smoke as the lights are 100% environment friendly and work on solar energy. Easy set up on any surface. Can also be changed from branches .Installing these lights at regular intervals will help farmers carry out night patrols without the use of battery operated light.
FEATURES:
Special design for 360 degree Indication Visibility:
- 800 meters on land.
- 1 nautical mile in sea (depending on atmosphere) Working hours: 72 hours.
Standard: IP65 Installation Method:
- It can be fitted with Screws.
- Pipe, Bamboo can be inserted at the bottom.
- Flair light has internal magnets. (For Temporary Fitting).
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Body Material: SMMA, ABS Diameter: 149 mm.
- Height: 66 mm.
- Weight: 300 gm.
- Solar Panel: 2.5 v, 205 ma.
- Watt: Battery: 1.2 v of 2200 mAh LED: 12 Pcs. in 360 degree Flicking Ratio: 60 to 90 per minute.
APPLICATION:
|
Targeted wild animal |
Suggested height |
Remarks |
|
Wild Boar |
One feet from GL |
On every 20 meters on regular routes |
|
Wild Elephant |
20cm (8 feet) from GL |
On every 10 meters on regular routes |
|
Wild Bison/Niel Gai |
18cm (7 feet) from GL |
On every 10 meters on regular routes |
|
Bat/Other Birds |
Tie on top of fruit trees |
On each tree or in between the trees |
|
Deer |
8-11cm (3-4.5 feet) from GL |
On every 20 meters on regular routes |
|
Palm Civit/ Toddy cat |
Below targeted tree |
On each tree |
- Divisional Forest officer, Kasaragod, Kerala is using to save crops from elephants, wild boars and wild gour.
- ICRISAT, Patancheru and Hyderabad is using to save their hundreds of acres of farm.
- Directorate of Agriculture Development and Farmers welfare, Trivandrum, has issued a circular to implement the lights. Also, Krishi Bhavan in the districts of Kerala and Karnataka have started using them.
NOTE:
- Save Crops from Wild Animals.
In India, 45% crops are damaged by wild animals resulting in yield loss. PRODUCT VIDEO:
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