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Electronic ultrasonic insect and rodent repellent device – ultrasonic and electromagnetic technology – coverage area 1530 m²

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Description

General Description

The FOREHILL ultrasonic repellent device was developed to effectively repel various pests such as mice, ants, mosquitoes, spiders, and cockroaches. Thanks to its advanced technology, it utilizes two types of frequencies: ultrasound and electromagnetic waves. These disrupt the auditory and nervous systems of rodents, causing them discomfort and preventing them from adapting. Easy to use: Simply plug it into a standard European wall socket and the device is ready to use.

Technical Data

Product Type: Ultrasonic Repellent Device

Material: High-quality ABS

Coverage Area: 15–30 m²

Installation

Plug the repellent device into a standard wall socket.

For optimal performance, do not cover the surface of the repellent device.

Application

Ideal for use in homes, offices, gardens, hotels, and basements.

In case of heavy infestation, the use of multiple devices is recommended.

Features

  • Brand
    WQZW
  • Weight
    200 g
  • Length
    10 mm
  • Organic
    Yes
  • Target species
    Rodents
  • Mode of action
    Ultrasound
  • Ready to use
    Yes
  • Repellent
    Insects
  • Safe for children and pets
    Yes
  • Type of repellent
    Ultrasound
  • Type of insect repellent
    Ultrasound
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME210938331
  • MMID
    377639537019
  • Product code
    MMFR-FRwp03132
  • EAN
    8901700714193
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