MEETOOT 2PCS Ultrasonic Speaker Piezo Loudspeaker Piezoelectric Tweeter Horn

I hooked these up to an adjustable ultrasonic generator and 3D printed an enclosure. These two speakers are responsive to the ultrasonic sound generator and help us to quite down the neighbor's barking dog. They handle the volume and output just fine and have made it through spring rains and summer sun without issue.

Built a bark stopper with these

These are loud at 5 volts. 4000hz made my ears hurt. They draw about 10ma so 2 can be hooked up to the tone pin on Arduino. Pest, animal repeller that you know that generates ultrasonic waves. Although I've seen these spec'd at 10v that much is not needed. Many repellers sold on line do not work or have insufficient volume. There is some sympathetic frequency generated at 31khz, but not bad to my old ears, but may bother others. *Edit 3/27/22 I added a 1k resistor in series to the + side of the speaker and it is now completely silent. Code : for variable frequency on Arduino 22khz to 42khz /* Varible Frequency Output From Godzilla */ int speaker = 9; /* Pin 9 */ unsigned int sfrequency = 22000; unsigned int efrequency =42000; void setup(){ pinMode(speaker, OUTPUT); } void loop(){ for (unsigned int i = sfrequency; i <= efrequency; i=i+500) { tone(speaker, i); delay(2000); /* 2 Seconds */ } }

The only disadvantage is the positive and ground are not marked. No simplest of instructions are included. I had only the online photo from amazon to go off of.

These are miniscule

These seem durable

I replaced a bad speaker in my mouse blocker device with this exact speaker and mouse blocker works great again. Sound quality is back to oem quality saving me from having to spend 100 dollars for a new device

I have built ultrasonic anti-rat using a high power generator and the rays run away. They lose I win.

Received used speakers. Came with free solder, copper wire and some electrical tape. Speaker tested damaged with a multimeter.