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Pack Ultrasonic Mosquito Repellent European Mosquito Repellent Electronic Pest Control Rodenticide Natural Environmentally Friendly Biological Rodenticide Suitable for Outdoor Ter

~~£24.27~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.

Sold by Permu UK

Product information

Description

General description

This ultrasonic mosquito repellent utilizes physical means to deter mosquitoes and other pests without causing harm. It operates on the principle of ultrasonic technology, emitting high-frequency sound waves that are uncomfortable for pests while being safe for humans and pets. The device is effective against a variety of pests including mosquitoes, rodents, cockroaches, ants, spiders, and more.

Technical specifications

Frequency: 20-50 kHz

Power: ≤ 3 W

Dimensions: 14 x 7 x 7 cm

Material: ABS plastic

Installation

The pest controller should be installed at a height of approximately 30 to 120 cm above the ground at a 90° angle for optimal effectiveness.

Usage

It is recommended to install one device for each room. The ultrasonic waves have a large coverage area but cannot penetrate walls. It may take 3-4 weeks to see results as pests will begin to leave their habitat after exposure to the ultrasonic waves.

Other information

Includes: 2 x ultrasonic insecticides, 1 instruction manual (may not be in English)

Note: Keep distance from carpets, curtains, and other materials that absorb sound to enhance effectiveness.

Do not clean the device with water; use a soft, dry cloth instead.

Features

Brand
GTA
Pcs per pack
2 part(s)
Length
14 cm
Organic
Yes
Target species
Insects
Intended use
Outdoor
Mode of action
Ultrasound
Ready to use
Yes
Repellent
Insects
Safe for children and pets
Yes
Type of repellent
Ultrasound
ManoMano Reference
ME69255648
MMID
696246013102
Product code
Y0038-MMFR3-230210-17892
EAN
7634066364900

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