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Ultrasonic Insect Repellent, 4 Pack Ultrasonic Mouse Repellent, Ultrasonic Mouse Flies, Mosquitoes, Pests, Spiders, Cockroaches, Safe and Non-Toxic LOY

~~£23.24~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.

Sold by Permu UK

Product information

Description

General description

This ultrasonic insect repellent is designed to effectively deter mice, mosquitoes, and various pests using intelligent technology. It emits ultrasonic waves at frequencies ranging from 25 kHz to 65 kHz, which stimulate the nervous systems of insects and rodents, making them uncomfortable and prompting them to flee. The device covers a large effective area of up to 120 square meters and operates silently, ensuring a pest-free environment without disturbing humans or pets.

Technical specifications

Frequency range: 25 kHz – 65 kHz

Effective coverage area: up to 120 square meters

Installation

Install the device vertically at a height of 20 to 80 cm above the floor.

For optimal results, place one unit in each room.

Usage

Simply plug the device into a power outlet to activate.

Note that the response time for pest deterrence may vary by environment, typically taking 2-6 weeks.

Other information

Safe and environmentally friendly: Non-toxic, chemical-free, and radiation-free.

Low power consumption and no batteries required, saving on replacement costs.

Operates silently, ensuring no disturbance to you or your pets.

Features

Brand
YMYNY
Pcs per pack
4 part(s)
Organic
Yes
Mode of action
Ultrasound
Ready to use
Yes
Repellent
Insects
Safe for children and pets
Yes
Type of repellent
Ultrasound
Type of insect repellent
Ultrasound
ManoMano Reference
ME93410570
MMID
858581357171
Product code
XHWD-M-XXW-107-X
EAN
6941454437612

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