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Ultrasonic Mice And Rats Repeller Ultrasonic Electronic Insect Rodent Repeller Plug-in Pest Repellent Mosquitoes Mice Rats Flies Cockroaches Ants And Rodents 4PACK

~~£28.99~~

Product information

Description

General description

Are you still suffering from a pest or mouse infestation without a solution? Our Ultrasonic Mice and Rats Repeller is designed to help you effectively repel pests such as mosquitoes, mice, rats, flies, cockroaches, ants, and other rodents. This product is safe for humans and pets, as it does not kill pests but repels them using non-toxic and environmentally friendly ultrasonic technology.

Technical specifications

Material: ABS

Rated power: 3W

Power supply voltage: AC 90-250V/50HZ-60HZ

Ultrasonic frequency: 22kHz - 65kHz

Effective coverage: 800~1200 sq.ft.

Installation

Install at a distance of 31 to 47 inches from the ground, ensuring it is vertical.

Avoid placing near carpets, curtains, refrigerators, or any furniture that may obstruct the ultrasonic frequency.

Usage

It is normal for pest activity to increase during the initial days of use, indicating they are moving away from their living areas due to the ultrasonic waves.

For optimal results, allow 15-20 days for the repeller to work effectively.

One unit is recommended per room; use multiple units for larger areas as ultrasonic waves cannot penetrate solid walls.

Features

Brand
WDDNAOT
Pcs per pack
4 part(s)
Warranty
1 year(s)
Organic
Yes
Target species
Mouse
Intended use
Indoor
Mode of action
Ultrasound
Safety precautions
Before each use
Ready to use
Yes
Repellent
Rodent
Safe for children and pets
Yes
Type of repellent
Ultrasound
Type of insect repellent
Ultrasound
Suitable for organic farming
Yes
ManoMano Reference
ME71963056
MMID
516100109676
Product code
QBTTAMT-2414
EAN
9328747120845

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