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BG319 Ultrasonic Insect and Rodent Repellent – Black, 110V, Dynamic Frequency Conversion Technology

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🔊 Multi-Purpose Ultrasonic Insect Killer and Repellent – Model BG319 (22–85 kHz) General Description A powerful and silent electronic repellent to keep away mice, insects, and mosquitoes without chemicals or odors. 100% non-toxic, discreet, and safe for adults, pregnant women, and pets. Ideal for homes, basements, kitchens, warehouses, or restaurants. Technical Specifications Material: Robust ABS Color: Black Rated Power: 3–6 W Ultrasonic Frequency: 22–85 kHz Emitted Waves: Ultrasound + Electromagnetic Waves Speakers: 2 high-power buzzers Coverage Area: Up to 150 m² Weight: 93 g Contents: 1 repellent + 1 instruction manual Power Supply: Integrated European plug (230 V compatible with French standards) Installation Quick and easy — no fixing or tools required. Simply plug it into a standard European wall outlet. No drilling, no wiring. Works immediately after plugging in. Operation: Press briefly to start (flashing green light followed by breathing light). The self-adapting system continuously changes frequency, preventing rodents from becoming accustomed to it. Silent to humans, effective in the long term. Perfect for sensitive areas: bedrooms, offices, kitchens. Other information: Dynamic frequency conversion technology across the entire band. No batteries required—reliable and long-lasting mains power. Compact and discreet design. Meets the expectations of French DIY enthusiasts: intuitive, maintenance-free, and ready to use right out of the box.

Features

  • Brand
    BIEMMEDUE
  • Intended use
    Indoor
  • Mode of action
    Ultrasound
  • Ready to use
    Yes
  • Safe for children and pets
    Yes
  • Type of repellent
    Spray
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME236493310
  • MMID
    686234717340
  • Product code
    6YLYG20260813-1-2805
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