Orbit 62120 Garden Enforcer Motion Activated Sprinkler, Black

Does the job very well and the sensor range is quite decent compared to the ones I had previously...

Took 4 months to arrive, on the second attempt. On arrival one the pins holding the arms in place was too short and had fallen out meaning the tripod is unstable (see picture). Overall this has been a poor customer experience, especially as originally bought with a discount but then needed to pay full price second time round. I've given in 2 star for assembly because it is very easy to put together, shame it won't stay up with 2 arms.

Very very useful Highly recommended

ONLY GOT IT IN MAY 2024, WILL NOT WORK .

It saved my flower beds. works great

it is easy to set up and we like the extra height as we have raised beds that would otherwise block detector. It has kept hungry deer from veggies but sad to report the unprotected Hostas around the yard have been chewed into submission. I may buy more for other side of house garden area.

Can’t say enough about this product we call him Aulby Easy to set up simple to use fabulous options day night always or off Whether it’s a nasty bird that is trying to attack smaller native birds or a cat that you want to keep off your property or an intruder at night this is the best scarecrow product I have used in 30 years And buying another one today to Put in another property we have

Motion sprinkler worked good last summer. It was put away last fall, without batteries, drained, and stored inside so it wouldn't freeze. When setting up this spring and placing new batteries in it, it had a mind of its own. Off/Night/Day/Always selector had no effect, sprinkler would randomly go off with no motion, but nothing would happen when there is motion. Completely useless now. Tried contacting customer support through phone over 5 times now, no response. No other way of contacting them other than thru their "call back" number. Would not buy again. Would not recommend this company.

After exploring and attempting other unsuccessful stratagems, I purchased this device with the sole intent of it deterring and repelling rabbits from dining on my lawn. Thus, my one star review is predicated, in the main, on the Garden Enforcer failing to perform this task. In my view, there are several factors with this unit that appear to lend to its ineffectiveness against rabbits: 1. The motion activated sensor is not attuned/designed to recognize the smallness nor quickness of rabbits. It appears to be effective against humans, dogs and (presumably) deer, but, unfortunately, not rabbits. Various sensor adjustments, equipment locations, configurations and placements were to no avail. 2. The tripod configuration of the unit itself appears to be a hindrance to rabbit deterrence. The unit cannot be lowered enough via the tripod adjustment mechanism for the motion sensors to detect rabbits even though the sensor itself, to a degree, can be adjusted vertically. 3. The Garden Enforcer's hose connection has an inherent design flaw. The hose connection descends vertically from the center of the unit to a terminus that is equidistant from the three legs of the tripod and that is only marginally situated above the base of the tripod at its most retracted setting. Attaching a hose to the connection effectively renders the lowest tripod setting to be ineffective as it does not account for the hose itself, i.e., the hose, when connected, is actually below the lowest tripod setting making the hose the fulcrum rather than the tripod. A better design would be to have the hose connection nearer to the top of the tripod so that the unit itself could be fully lowered so that the sensor could be more effective against smaller animals such as rabbits. 4. The unit has four operating modes: Off, Day, Night and Always. Since rabbits are primarily dawn and dusk diners, none of these settings ideally serves the purpose of deterring rabbits. As a result, I was compelled to set the unit on the Always setting. Until we adapted to its presence, during the day, the Always setting gave me and my dog a reminder of its existence! A far better solution would be to integrate a digital timer with this device so that on/off settings can be truly programmable, making the Garden Enforcer a more flexible tool. Orbit, itself, makes these very timers. I have one that works quite well. Aside from its inability to deter rabbits (and I suspect animals of similar size such as cats), the Garden Enforcer appears to be well constructed. The tripods are of metal construction and the plastic components appear to be durable. The sprinkler mechanism also works fine and can be adjusted for distance, radius and duration. The instructions were clear and It was easy to set up. A note about Orbit's customer service. Seeking advice on rabbit deterrence, I talked to two separate customer service representatives on separate days. Neither of the reps appeared to be at all knowledgeable about or familiar with the Garden Enforcer. In fact, one sent me a pdf of user instructions for the wrong product. Finally, in frustration, I was able to speak with a supervisor who was more familiar with the product, secured some technical input while I was put on hold and provided me with some suggestions to improve the unit's effectiveness against rabbits. Alas. all to no avail. So, if it's rabbits you seek to repel, this is not the product for it. For humans, dogs and, I suspect, deer, it will likely be more effective.