This system is quick to install and suitable for any roof. This means they can be walked on and avoids any potential safety hazard for staff. The panels are light weight and have no glass. This means the solar panels are capable of keeping the R:Falcon charged through a cold, dark winter. Solar energy is at its lowest during the winter months at this latitude. The solar panels we use were selected after extensive tests at the 56th Parallel North. These are contained within a fibreglass box which connects to a marine solar panel, enabling the sun to power your Falcon. The feetĪre fabricated to fit the profile of the roofing sheets on the customer’s premises.Ī bearing assembly allows the R:Falcon to rotate and a tough marine grade coiled cable connects the bird to an 80AHr deep cycle battery and solar charge regulator. This system designed and built by Robop has been refined after many years of testing and practical experience from customer sites.Įach system consists of a Solar R:Falcon mounted on a tripod. They can be installed and replaced easily and can be easily maintained long term. The name is applied in a restricted sense, as true falcons, to the genus Falco, which numbers more than 35 species. R:Falcons are available in 3 power types: AC (Mains), DC (Internal battery) and Solar. falcon, any of nearly 60 species of hawks of the family Falconidae (order Falconiformes), diurnal birds of prey characterized by long, pointed wings and swift, powerful flight. All R:Falcons are meticulously tested to ensure we provide you with a premium product that is built to last. We paint the R:Falcons in house, constructing them using over 100 parts, including precision machined components. They are fabricated from a either a composite fibre or carbon fibre exterior.
R:Falcons are manufactured to order by our experienced team at our workshop just outside Edinburgh. It works to deter birds nesting and roosting on the buildings and properties of businesses worldwide. The R:Falcon is a patented autonomous robot that looks, moves and sounds like a Peregrine Falcon. What better model for a bird deterrent than a fast and terrifying predator? Well, that’s what we thought when we were inspired to create the R:Falcon. The Peregrine Falcon is the world’s fastest bird of prey, travelling at speeds of up to 155mph (250kph) and feasting on birds from Ducks to Pigeons.
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