• Ward solar motion alarm, red, solar panel on top
  • The four modes: flash and sound, silent day, flash and sound at night, flash only
  • Ward mounted on a barn wall at night, mid-flash
  • Ward on a garden fence post, a hand beside it for scale
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Ward - Solar Motion Alarm

Ward - Solar Motion Alarm

Nothing gets close. Not quietly.

Sees 26 Feet Out
It watches the gap you can't
129 dB, Red and Blue
Or silent, if you'd rather
Day, Night, or Both
Four modes, two with no sound
No Wire, No Wifi, No Bill
The sun charges it
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  • checkSolar panels, tools and bikes, out where anyone can see them
  • checkA driveway, a side gate, a back door nobody watches
  • checkA shed at the far end, with no power out there
  • checkThe porch, the packages, and whoever isn't the driver
  • checkA vegetable garden the deer found, bins the raccoons found
  • checkA coop, a barn, the fence at the far edge
  • checkAnyone who'd rather not pay a monthly fee to feel safe
4 interest-free payments of AU $28.75 with Payment Logo
  • Fast Australian Delivery
  • 60-Day Risk-Free Guarantee
  • 1-Year Warranty Included

What you get

  • 1 x Ward solar motion alarm
  • 129 dB siren and six flashing LEDs, red and blue
  • Detects movement out to 26 ft, across a 110° arc
  • Four modes: day and night, day silent, night only, flash only
  • Charges in the sun, or over USB when the week is grey
  • About 300 alarms or 30 days of standby — 6 oz, red, seen before it's heard

Ward - Solar Motion Alarm

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The side of a house at night, the red unit on the garage corner mid-flash, red and blue light across the driveway and a parked car, nobody in frame

Something crosses the line.The whole place goes off.

A hand on the gate. A shape by the truck. Hooves in the beds. Motion in front of it, and the spot goes loud, red and blue. Instantly.

  • Picks up movement out to 26 ft, across a 110° arc
  • 129 dB and six red-and-blue flashes, the same second
  • No camera to check, no app, nothing to log into
  • Runs whether you're home or not
A house and its yard from a slight rise, one unit on the garage corner over the driveway, one on the back fence over the beds

One gets learned.Two doesn't.

Put one up. They come in from the other side, or they come earlier. People learn a pattern. Animals too. Two units, two approaches. The gap closes.

  • Front and back, or the driveway and the shed
  • Or run one on day mode and one on night
  • Move them when the trouble moves
  • Each one works on its own — no pairing, no hub
A driveway at night lit in red pulses, neighbouring windows dark and undisturbed

Two of the four modesmake no sound at all.

129 decibels is a lot, and there are nights and places where that's wrong. So pick: full alarm around the clock, silent day mode, night-only, or flash with no sound at all.

  • Four modes, switched on the unit itself
  • Flash-only for close neighbors and quiet streets
  • Night-only, so the mail carrier isn't the problem
  • Placement matters: mount it high, away from branches that move in wind

From the driveway to the back fence.

Real stories from the truck, the tools, the panels and the beds.

  • ★★★★★

    Our panels sit on a ground mount at the back of the lot

    Our panels sit on a ground mount at the back of the lot, and somebody had started coming around at night. No power out there, so solar was the only option. Two on the frame. First time it went off it lit up the whole field, and that was the last visit.

    Luis R., 44

  • ★★★★★

    People were checking car doors on our street

    People were checking car doors on our street. One on the garage corner, pointed at the driveway. It went off just after midnight, the whole front lit red and blue, and whoever it was didn't wait around. Don't aim it at a hedge — wind set it off until I moved it.

    Ben K., 39

  • ★★★★★

    Our equipment shed is a long way from the house and there's no power out there

    Our equipment shed is a long way from the house and there's no power out there. Somebody walked off with a chainsaw last year. Solar sorted the power, the siren sorted the rest. On the wall all year, charged with the cable exactly once. No wiring, no wifi, nothing to subscribe to.

    Marcus D., 38

  • ★★★★★

    For years the deer ate the garden to the ground a week after anything came up

    For years the deer ate the garden to the ground a week after anything came up. We tried everything. Two on the fence posts and that was the end of it — the beds made it through for the first time. We're in the mountains, and it's kept the bears off the porch too.

    Dana R., 54

  • ★★★★★

    We're on a street where houses are close, so I run mine on flash-only

    We're on a street where houses are close, so I run mine on flash-only. Six strobes going off at two in the morning is plenty — it lights up the whole driveway and makes no noise at all. My neighbors have no idea it's there, which was the entire point.

    Priya L., 33

    60 days. Zero risk.

    Put it up, give it two weeks, and see if anything still comes around. If it does, send it back for a full refund. And the 1-Year Warranty covers it.

    60-Day Risk-Free Guarantee · 1-Year Warranty Included. Fast US shipping, easy returns.

    Ward - Solar Motion Alarm

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Does it actually keep people away?

    Most people don't stick around for 129 dB and a red-and-blue strobe aimed at them. It's a deterrent, not a lock — nothing scares off everyone forever, which is why two units on two approaches work better than one.

    Does it work on animals too?

    Yes. Deer, raccoons, coyotes, boar — same trick. The spot becomes loud and unpredictable, so they change route. It's what a lot of people end up using it for.

    How far does it detect?

    Out to about 26 ft, across a 110° arc in front of it.

    Will it go off in the wind?

    It can. It reads movement, so a branch or a tall plant swaying in front of it will trigger it. Mount it high, point it at the gap you care about, and keep moving foliage out of its view.

    Will it wake the neighbors?

    Only if you let it. Two of the four modes are silent — flash-only, and a silent day mode. Six strobes do a lot of work without a sound.

    What are the four modes?

    Round-the-clock light and siren; round-the-clock silent alarm; night-only light and siren, off during the day; and flash with no sound.

    How does it charge?

    Sunlight, through the panel on the top. There's also a USB input for a grey week. A full charge takes six to eight hours of good sun.

    How long does a charge last?

    Around 300 alarms of roughly thirty seconds each, or about 30 days of standby if nothing sets it off.

    Do I need wifi or an app?

    No. There's nothing to pair, nothing to log into and no monthly fee. Each unit works on its own.

    How do I mount it?

    On a fence post, a wall, a shed, a gate, a panel frame or a tree — under about 10 ft and angled down at the gap you care about.

    Why is it red?

    Because being seen is half of it. A discreet box deters nothing.

    What's the warranty?

    One year.

    How fast does it ship?

    Orders leave within 24 hours.

    What if it doesn't work for me?

    60 days, full refund.

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