Remotely control just about anything up to 300 feet away using our all new universal radio control module.

Internal 8AA battery holder (batteries not included) supplying 12V power for item being controlled. Eliminates all wiring or use included 115/220 AC wall adapter for more permanent installations requiring wiring, eliminating batteries.

Control items such as our Pest Shockers, Squirrel Birdfeeder Shockers, Shocking Jokes, ultrasonic products such as our Sonic Nausea Machine, various Alarms & Panic Devices, Security Alerts, Lasers, Video Cameras, Tesla Coils, LED Arrays, Portable Devices, or just about any electrical system covertly and safely from a distance. Unit provides internal power for devices allowing complete freedom from power feed wiring.

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Continuous 2000 volt 10ma output in a cylindrical enclosure. Input and output have wire leads for easy connecting. Intended for discouraging animal pests from invading and raiding garbage cans, bird feeders, gardens and other sensitive areas. Excellent to set up an electric field for vehicle and perimeter protection. Device as shown will not injure the animal yet will provide an effective electric shock. Great for eradicating roaches and other crawling bugs. Ground referenced for easy electrification of insulated conductive objects.

Operates from batteries (internal or external) or a 12V wall adapter (included).

Ready to Use
In a weather-resistant 12" x 1-5/8" cylindrical enclosure with internal 8AA cell battery holder. A 12V DC wall adapter is also included for running on continuous wall power.

Produces a 20,000 volt 1" open-air spark discharge. Switch allows selection of a high or low repetition rate of 3 or 30 pulses per second producing a heavy or light spark output respectively. Input and output have wire leads for easy connecting. Intended for discouraging animal pests from invading and raiding garbage cans, bird feeders, gardens and other sensitive areas. Also excellent for vehicles and perimeter protection by setting up an electric field. Device as shown will not injure the animal yet will provide an effective electric shock.

Operates from internal or external batteries or 12vdc wall adapter (included). External leads for a power control switch of choice. Ground referenced for easy electrification of insulated conductive objects. Shock is similar to that of an electric fence and is not dangerous to humans yet can produce a painful shock. (Pulsed output has an average current of ~400uA. Peak current of ~7A lasts for ~30us, roughly equivalent to a spark plug.) Ready to use, contained in a weather-resistant 12" x 1-5/8" cylindrical enclosure with internal 8 AA cell battery holder.

The First Mode

Requires only the PSHK10 shocker module where you use the internal batteries consisting of eight AA cells inserted inside of the unit. You secure the shocker module at the base of the feeder pole using a strap or some other removable means. The green wire of the shocker is connected to earth ground on the shocker pole. You control the system by simply using the toggle switch on the rear of the module. This option allows the unit to be either on or off at your discretion. It does however require you to manually control the system.

The Second Mode

Similar to the first mode, but instead of batteries the 12V wall adapter is used, and the unit is controlled by an AC switch or simply unplugging the 12V wall adapter. This mode has the option of being left on all the time without worrying about batteries, as batteries are not used in this mode.

The Third Mode

The shocker is wirelessly controlled with our RC10 radio control unit. Simply plug the wire from the RC10 into the shocker (the RC10 can be powered by batteries or 12V wall adapter). Now you can control the system remotely, from up to 300 feet away, with a small key chain transmitter.

CAUTION:  Shock hazard if not used as directed. May require installation and basic electrical skills.

For proper installation the metal pole must be used as the NEGATIVE CONTACT and a small surface for the POSITIVE CONTACT that must be insulated from the metal pole. The positive contacts can be two metal strips mounted on insulating plastic blocks. Now what happens as the squirrel comes up the pole he is making the negative contact, and then his front paws to continue his journey up the pole contact the insulated metallic strips on our insulating blocks and the poor little thing gets a shock and jumps off.

Our above explanation is for the way the system must be set up to protect the birdfeeder from the squirrels climbing up the pole. Now squirrels also get access to the birdfeeder in other ways, they can jump quite high and get right to the goods. It is going to be up to you to use your own ingenuity in setting up the shocking contacts for other situations that may arise. One thing you must be very aware of is not to rig up the electrodes they can get the birds because that's going to defeat the purpose of the whole project but normally the birds will not make contact with the pole and any of the energized electrodes simultaneously that must occur with a squirrel that will have much more of a tendency to do so.

There are many other ways to rig up the contacts noting the positive contacts that must be insulated. Your methods are dictated by the way the animal gets access to the actual feed goods and we cannot cover every eventuality but the demonstration an explanation of what we presented here should give you the information you need at least to try other methods for these other situations.

For the positive contact points you may use several pieces of wire from 8 to 12 inches or whatever you think will work in your application. Each end of these wires should be attached to an appropriate piece of nylon string. Now the nylon string insulates the wires and serves as a method to stabilize and secure them in place. The wires are all connected together at some convenient point to connect the high-voltage output of the shock unit. Each wires should be spaced around the feeding station so that as the squirrel climbs up the pole he's going to have to make contact with one of them.

CAUTION: May be illegal to use. Shock hazard if not used as directed. May require installation and basic electrical skills.

Need some extra security when travelling through questionable neighborhoods? Tired of animals walking on your car and scratching it with sandy footprints?

This highly effective electrical device generates powerful yet nonlethal 2000 volt pulses at 2 joules of energy with an adjustable rep rate of 1 to 10 pulses per second. Allows you to charge the body of your automobile while driving, helping to prevent car jacking and break-ins. Or plug it in at night to keep the animals away -- one good shock and they'll remember to stay off your car. Produces a painful jolt to those trying to access the vehicle to take your sound system or other contents that might be of interest.

Unit operates from 12V DC, such as a vehicle's battery, a safe 115vac to 12vdc converter (like our 12DC/7 listed below), or a rechargeable battery of 20 to 30 amp hours capacity. Easy-to-use unit contains front panel controls of on/off switch and pulse rate control knob. Input leads are fused and color coded for positive and negative battery connection. Output leads are designed for easy connection to object, vehicle grounds as directed in the instructions. Built in a 9x7x5" metal box, easily installed in many locations. May also be radio-control operated with our RC10.

CAUTION: Shock hazard if not used as directed.

Fish with High Tech Electric Pulses

All new highly effective fish stunner generates powerful 2000 volt two joule pulses at an adjustable rep rate of 10 to 40 pulses per second. Built in a 9 x 7 x 5 inch metal box is easily waterproofed in rough and wet situations by placing into a plastic bag. Device is intended to stun bottom feeders allowing them to float the surface for tagging identifying and relocating. Scale fish can also be stunned but it is more effective on bottom fish.

Unit operates from your boat's 12 volt battery or can be used with a rechargeable battery of 20 to 30 amp hours capacity. Simple to use unit contains front panel controls of on/off switch and pulse rate control knob. Input leads are fused and color coded for positive and negative battery connection. Output leads are designed for easy connection to drop line leads, steering nets or drag wires.

Battery operated device intended for identifying and tagging of fish as they float to the surface. Works excellent on bottom feeders. Built into a plastic cylindrical housing with external controls and water conductivity indicator. Operates from boat battery or other 12 volt source, and puts out 600V pulses at 1-2 joules. Shows several methods of drag chains and selective stunning probes.

The Fish80 is most effective when used in moving water, like rivers or streams. Special instructions are given for use in a pond or still water.

FISH80 Instructions

CAUTION: Shock hazard if not used as directed.

Surfaces those giant night crawlers that fish love!

All new highly effective electrical device drives worms out of the ground for easy picking and gathering. Generates powerful 2000 volt 2-joule pulses at an adjustable rep rate of 10 to 40 pulses per second. Built in a 9 x 7 x 5 inch metal box is easily waterproofed in rough situations by placing into a plastic bag.

Unit operates from a safe 12 converter or can be used with a rechargeable battery of 20 to 30 amp hours capacity. Simple to use unit contains front panel controls of on /off switch and pulse rate control knob. Input leads are fused and color coded for positive and negative battery connection. Output leads are designed for easy connection to grounding probes (not included) properly spaced and positioned as directed in the instructions.

WORM10 Instructions