In the eyes of ordinary people, a collision between a "flesh and blood" bird and an airplane is like hitting a stone with an egg. However, the fact is not so. There are often news in the media about planes being hit by birds, and many planes are grounded for maintenance due to bird strikes. Why do birds pose such a significant safety hazard to airplanes? Physics tells us that any motion is relative. If the plane unfortunately collides with a bird, the superimposed 'relative velocity' between the two will be very large. There is data indicating that a bird weighing 500 grams colliding with an airplane traveling at a speed of 370 kilometers per hour will generate a 3-ton impact force, equivalent to an attack from a shell. Such a huge impact force could lead to serious consequences. In addition, modern passenger planes are generally equipped with jet engines, which have large air intakes because they require a large amount of air intake to function properly. If birds fly around the plane, they can easily be inhaled and the engine can be damaged, and in severe cases, it may even cause an explosion. So bird control work is urgent, and airport bird control systems have emerged.

Features of XDP-IR202QN Airport Bird Control System:

With added support, the bird's visual, auditory, and sensory abilities can be easily repelled with a 100% success rate

A circle with a bird repelling distance of 1 kilometer

Ignite the kite and plastic bag hanging on the cable within a radius of 300 meters

Technical parameters: