Digitanimal LUX uses a system of irregular light pulses at night. The variable light output is designed to prevent wildlife from becoming accustomed to the device, thereby increasing its deterrent effect.

The system is primarily designed to deter wolves and bears, although it can also be effective against other wild animals such as wild boar, deer, foxes and other animals that may approach livestock.

LUX operates using a main unit and several secondary units or inhibitors.

The main device detects the presence of secondary devices when they are within a radius of approximately 50 metres. Thanks to this proximity communication, it is possible to determine the location of the secondary devices indirectly.

The system offers a battery life of approximately one year, reducing the need for maintenance and frequent battery replacement.

Yes. The main device features a solar panel, which helps to keep its battery charged and extends its battery life during field use.

The main device uses NB-IoT connectivity, a technology designed to provide efficient, low-power communications and good coverage in rural areas.

LUX is fitted around the animal’s neck using a strap, following a system similar to that used in other Digitanimal devices.
Its design allows it to be easily integrated into routine livestock management, without the need for permanent installations on the farm.

The main device can detect the location of secondary inhibitors when they are within a distance of approximately 50 metres.

This functionality makes it possible to create a protective environment around the animals and to maintain indirect control over the location of the various LUX devices.

Irregular flashes of light during the night.

Visual deterrent: activates strobe lights that flash intermittently and irregularly, creating an unexpected effect for the predator.