BORHOOD PTMR Solar Ultrasonic Mole Repellent, 8-Pack

Pack: The BORHOOD PTMR is an eight-unit solar-powered repellent stake set for outdoor areas. The listing describes ultrasonic sound and vibrations intended to deter moles and other animals, with claimed IP65 protection and up to 14,000 square feet of coverage per unit.

At a glance

The listing describes solar power, ultrasonic sound and vibration, intended for insertion into outdoor ground.
The product title calls this an 8-pack, while the listed unit count is also 8 Count.
The listing claims up to 14,000 square feet of coverage per unit. Treat this as a manufacturer claim, not a verified coverage result.

Price

$62.99Save 10%

Reference price: ~~$69.99~~

Price checked: Nov 13, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Solar power avoids the need for battery replacement or electrical wiring according to the listing.
An eight-unit pack can be positioned across separate areas of a yard or garden.
The described vibration and ultrasonic methods are designed to work together.

Technical specifications

9 specifications

Identity
Brand	BORHOOD
Model	PTMR

Power and operation
Power configuration	Solar Powered

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	14.3"L x 15.4"W x 13.9"H

Deterrence and coverage claims
Technology	Ultrasonic & Vibration Dual Technology
Sound-wave interval	every 20 seconds
Maximum coverage per unit	up to 14000 square feet
Water-resistance rating	IP65

Appearance
Color	GREEN

What to know before buying

The manufacturer says to insert each unit into the ground and switch it on. It claims the sound waves penetrate soil every 20 seconds and that visible effect may take a week, but results are not guaranteed.

Listing details to confirm

The listing is inconsistent about piece count: the title and unit count indicate eight, but the Number of Pieces field says 77. It also claims deterrence for many animal species while the Target Species field lists only Mole. Confirm the selected listing's count and intended targets before purchase. The 14,000-square-foot figure is stated per unit, and the claimed IP65 rating and 24/7 operation are not independently verified.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Garden or yard owners seeking solar-powered stakes to try against moles and other listed burrowing or wildlife pests.
Buyers who want multiple units for placement around outdoor areas without running electrical wiring.

Less suited to

Buyers who need confirmed effectiveness against a particular animal or a guaranteed coverage area.
Anyone who needs the piece count or target-species range settled without checking the inconsistent listing details.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

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Aggregate ratings are entirely five-star in the supplied rating data, but no written customer feedback is provided. This indicates favorable rating data without explaining performance, target species, installation conditions or coverage, so it cannot establish how well the stakes work in a particular yard.

Frequently asked questions

How many stakes are included?

The title and unit-count field say eight, but another product field says 77 pieces. Confirm the selected listing's package count before buying.

How does the repellent operate?

The listing describes solar-powered ultrasonic sound and vibration, with sound waves said to penetrate the soil every 20 seconds.

What area does one unit cover?

The listing claims up to 14,000 square feet per unit. This is a stated maximum, not independently verified coverage.

Which animals is it intended to deter?

The title and feature text name several animals, but the Target Species field lists only mole. The listing's target range is inconsistent, so confirm suitability for your pest.