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Black Ultrasonic Mosquito Repellent Portable Ultrasonic Anti-Mosquito Electronic Mosquito Killer USB Charging, Convenient and Portable for Anti-Insect Anti-Mosquito

~~£17.80~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

Sold by A10 ROOFING (LONDON) LIMITED

Product information

Description

General description

The Black Ultrasonic Mosquito Repellent is a portable and efficient solution for keeping mosquitoes and other insects at bay. Utilizing advanced ultrasonic technology, it interferes with the nervous system of insects, making them uncomfortable and prompting them to leave. With a working range of approximately 10-60 square meters, this device is ideal for various outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, fishing, and picnics. It is a must-have companion for anyone who enjoys the outdoors.

Technical specifications

Working range: 10-60 square meters

Ultrasonic frequency bands: 13-25KHZ, 26-35KHZ, 36-45KHZ, 46-55KHZ, 56-65KHZ, 66-75KHZ

Battery: Built-in 100mA rechargeable lithium-polymer battery

Charging method: Micro USB

Usage

Ideal for outdoor activities such as camping, hunting, climbing, running, hiking, fishing, and barbecues

Simply hang the device on your pants, backpack, or stroller for effective mosquito repelling

Can also be used to protect pets from mosquitoes and skin problems

Other information

Harmless and environmentally friendly: No chemicals, no toxins, no odor, no radiation, and no noise

Please charge the product after receiving it to ensure normal use

Features

Brand
CYSLMUK
Pcs per pack
1 part(s)
Origin
Made in China
Organic
Yes
Environmental certification
Organic farming
Intended use
Outdoor
Mode of action
Ultrasound
Ready to use
Yes
Repellent
Insects
Safe for children and pets
Yes
ManoMano Reference
ME89497008
MMID
945561577576
Product code
PB-004657ZY
EAN
9010050215447

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