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2X Ultrasonic Rat Repellent, Battery-Powered Car Engine Mouse Repellent Under the Hood, Garage, Attic, Basement, Warehouse, Barn, Vehicle Protection
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Description
Under-the-hood protection - Advanced repellent technology that combines fluctuating ultrasonic waves with dual LED lighting to effectively prevent rodents from invading your vehicle or home, preventing costly losses and safety hazards.
Long-lasting power and easy installation - Two power options. It is powered by 3 AA batteries (included) for 45 days of continuous protection or can be directly connected to a 12-volt battery in the engine compartment. Featuring a reusable cylinder for easy installation, you can have peace of mind and protect your car in minutes.
Battery-powered rodent repellent - Humane and safe for your family and pets.
Using a specially designed sound above human hearing, the expulsion disrupts the rodents' nervous system, effectively causing discomfort and driving them away from your car in a non-invasive and humane way. Wide application - Ultrasonic pest repellents keep cats, mice, squirrels, and other rodents away from your space, such as your vehicle, garage, attic, basement, warehouse, barn, kitchen, living room, etc. Compact design - Each reflector covers up to 300 square feet (10-foot radius). You can place multiple releases facing the mouse's active area to maximize the deterrent effect.Features
- BrandSANS MARQUE
- Weight1 kg
- OrganicYes
- Mode of actionUltrasound
- Safety precautionsBefore each use
- Ready to useYes
- RepellentRodent
- Safe for children and petsYes
- Type of repellentUltrasound
- ManoMano ReferenceME102959934
- MMID890397120156
- Product codeCIH-260407030
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