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Pest-Stop (Pelsis Group) PSOR-UC Ultrasonic Cat Repeller PRCPSORUC

Name: Pest-Stop (Pelsis Group) PSOR-UC Ultrasonic Cat Repeller PRCPSORUC
Brand: TBC
SKU: prcpsoruc
Price: 36.86 GBP
Availability: InStock

Sold by Trade Hut Direct and 4 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

The Pest-Stop Ultrasonic Cat Repeller uses ultrasonic sound to repel unwanted cats at a frequency too high for humans to hear, providing a humane solution to unwanted pests. This device emits ultrasonic frequencies designed to repel various animals, including rodents, dogs, cats, rabbits, squirrels, and foxes, which cannot hear the high-frequency sound. It helps keep your property free of unwanted animals.

Technical specifications

Frequency range targets animals, inaudible to humans

Effective range of 15 meters (117 square meters)

Rotates 60 degrees for wider coverage

Operates in cycle mode or with a PIR infrared motion sensor

Requires 2 x 9V batteries (not included)

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for outdoor and indoor use

Can be mounted on a wall or placed on the ground with a stake

Wall bracket and ground mounting stake included for flexible installation

Optional mains power kit available

Installation

Mount on a wall or insert into the ground using a stake

Ensure the device is positioned within the effective range and has a clear line of sight

Usage

Activate the device in cycle mode or with the motion sensor for automatic operation

Replace batteries when needed to maintain functionality

Other information

Pest-Stop Ultrasonic Cat Repeller PRCPSORUC

MPN: PSOR-UC

EAN: 5014055003201

Features

Brand
TBC
Pcs per pack
1
Warranty
1 year(s)
Intended use
Outdoor
Repellent
Cat

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