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Ultrasonic Mouse and Rat Repellent 360° Ultrasonic Mouse Repellent with LED Light Plug-in Mouse and Rodent Repellent

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

Sold by Permu UK

Product information

Description

🐀360° Coverage: 360° ultrasound is emitted to drive away rodents and pests. The shape and options are suitable for almost any nook or cranny in your home that has exits. Complete rodent protection in your home.
🐀4 adjustable modes: L1: Variable frequency ultrasonic emission waves 25-65kHz - disrupt the mouse's olfactory system; L2: Variable frequency ultrasonic attack waves 9-235kHz damage the mouse's auditory system; L3: Alarm noise and explosive flash (5/15/35/60 minute cyclic operation) - fast mouse repulsion; L4: 965kHz ultrasound, simultaneous voice alarm and flash
🐀Wide coverage: Effectively repels mice, squirrels, cockroaches, spiders and many other rodents and pests. Ultrasonic repellents are effective in an indoor area of 600 square meters, so don't worry if your room is too large to be covered. They are widely used in homes, warehouses, offices, gardens, hotels, etc. Consistent use: Continue using for 1-2 weeks. Early cavities may become abnormally active, but later on, they may become desensitized and avoid areas where rodent repellents are placed. This can effectively protect your kitchen, warehouse, bedrooms, and plants in the long term.
🐀Safety and ease of use: The mouse repellent uses ultrasonic technology; it is non-toxic, chemical-free, odorless, and completely safe for people and pets. No need to clean up dead parasites, no bad smells or carcasses, no need for batteries, saves a lot of money.

Features

Brand
TORANA
Weight
500 g
Pcs per pack
1 part(s)
Origin
Made in Spain
Length
20 cm
Organic
Yes
Target species
Mouse
Mode of action
Ultrasound
Ready to use
Yes
Repellent
Mouse
Safe for children and pets
Yes
Type of repellent
Ultrasound
ManoMano Reference
ME87208045
MMID
610803156017
Product code
GGB-11157
EAN
8131013260203

Customer reviews

4,0

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Ppierre

Published on 22/12/2024, France

for the moment no more rats, so effective product

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