Electrostatic System
patented in 1988

still today represents the only definitive solution
for keeping pigeons away
from works of art and buildings in general.

ENTER

Electrostatic System
patented in 1988

still today represents the only definitive solution
for keeping pigeons away
from works of art and buildings in general.

ENTER

Electrostatic System
patented in 1988

ENTER

Electrostatic System
patented in 1988

ENTER

Our solution for the safeguarding of Monuments and buildings from pigeons.

A system conceived for the Milan Cathedral in 1970 and patented in 1988

The Electrostatic System "Ettore Galliani" is based on the distribution of electrostatic impulses through the installation of multiple active sectors to protect all architectural and structural elements where pigeons commonly perch. A particularly highly technological system, specialized and continuously improving, has made it possible in recent years to apply the same concept for seagull deterrence.
Our system is accepted and appreciated by Superintendencies and all relevant authorities.

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Patented Electrostatic System "Ettore Galliani"

HOW IT WORKS

Distribution of electrostatic impulses through the installation of multiple active plant sectors.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Distinctive elements that make the patented Electrostatic System "Ettore Galliani" unique and inimitable.

DESIGN

Detailed study of the system to determine all the necessary active lines to ensure a comprehensive electrostatic installation.

COMPONENTS

Detailed catalog of all components of electrostatic systems for bird deterrents.

APPLICATIONS

The particular and meticulous processing to which the Electrostatic System "Ettore Galliani" can be subjected.

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RECENT PROJECTS
PROTECTED WORKS

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National Archaeological Museum - Florence

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We have started the installation works for the electrostatic bird deterrent system on the facade of the National Archaeological Museum in Florence.

Written on 28/06/2017