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Pack of 2 Ultrasonic Bat Repellents – Get Rid of Bats in 72 Hours EU Plug

£34.14
Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.
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Description

How does it work? This ultrasonic bat repellent operates on a biological principle: it emits ultrasonic waves to drive away bats and other unwanted intruders, sending them back to their natural habitat. No more cleaning up dead bats, rats, flies, and insects from your home! A single device covers an area of 9,360 m². Enjoy a pest-free home! Designed to repel bats, this ultrasonic repellent is equally effective against rats, flies, insects, mosquitoes, fleas, and cockroaches. We manufacture products every day. We strive for excellence in our products and want the same for yours. Click the "Add to Cart" button to take advantage of this limited-time offer! Product specifications: 1. Voltage: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz; 2. Power: 2.5 watts; 3. Audio output: 20-65kHz. Plugged-in device: Do not use outdoors and do not expose to hot water, water or other liquids, or a humid environment. Covers an area of 9,360 m² (100,800 sq ft), provided there are no obstacles blocking the ultrasonic waves in front of the device.

Features

  • Brand
    SNQ
  • Volume in litres
    1 l
  • Weight
    100 g
  • Length
    1 cm
  • Organic
    Yes
  • Target species
    Mouse
  • Intended use
    Indoor
  • Mode of action
    Ultrasound
  • Safety precautions
    Before each use
  • Ready to use
    Yes
  • Repellent
    Insects
  • Safe for children and pets
    Yes
  • Type of repellent
    Ultrasound
  • Type of insect repellent
    Ultrasound
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME97658450
  • MMID
    125410174876
  • Product code
    FD-43547
  • EAN
    6919595339706
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