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Ultrasonic Car Repeller – 12 kHz – 25 kHz Ultrasonic Frequency – Connects to 12 V Car Battery – Mink Repellent – Insect Repellent – with 3 Flashing LEDs

Product information

Description

General description

Ultrasonic Car Repeller is designed to deter pests such as mice and insects from your vehicle. By emitting ultrasonic frequencies ranging from 12 kHz to 25 kHz, it effectively reduces the hearing resistance of rodents, preventing them from causing damage to your car's wiring and engine. The device features three flashing LEDs that enhance its repelling effect.

Technical specifications

Ultrasonic frequency range: 12 kHz - 25 kHz

Power supply: 12 V car battery

Low battery voltage detection: Alarms below 9.2V

Installation

Connect the two plugs of the power cord to the positive and negative terminals of the car battery.

Secure the connections with the included cable ties.

Features reverse polarity protection to prevent damage from incorrect connections.

Usage

Upon starting the car, the device enters standby mode and stops working.

After 5 minutes of parking, it automatically activates to protect against pests.

The operational cycle includes flashing red and white LEDs and emitting ultrasonic waves in a specific sequence to maximize effectiveness.

Other information

Durable design to prevent costly damage to the vehicle's engine.

Alarm function for low battery voltage to prevent overcharging.

Features

Brand
COOCHEER
Pcs per pack
1 part(s)
Organic
Yes
Target species
Insects
Intended use
Outdoor
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
ME92589328
MMID
308458232356
Product code
HD128-042108
EAN
1084158258208

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