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Published on 30/07/2024, FranceQuiet and efficient
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Ultrasonic Insect Repellent, 4 Pack Ultrasonic Rat Repellent, Ultrasonic Rat Flies, Mosquitoes, Pests, Spiders, Cockroaches, Safe and Non-Toxic
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Description
General descriptionThis ultrasonic insect repellent is designed to effectively deter a variety of pests, including rats, flies, mosquitoes, spiders, and cockroaches. Utilizing intelligent technology, it emits ultrasonic waves that stimulate the nervous systems of these pests, making them uncomfortable and encouraging them to leave the area. This product is safe, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly, providing a humane alternative to traditional pest control methods.Technical specificationsUltrasonic frequency range: 25kHz-65kHzCoverage area: up to 120 square metersPower consumption: lowInstallationInstall the device vertically, 20-80cm above the ground for optimal performance.It is recommended to place one unit in each room for best results.UsageSimply plug the device into a socket and allow it to operate.Note that it may take 2-6 weeks to see effective results, as pests will gradually leave the area.Other informationNo batteries required, saving on replacement costs.Operates silently, ensuring no disturbance to humans or pets.
Features
- BrandCYSLMUK
- Volume in litres10 l
- Weight300 g
- Pcs per pack4 part(s)
- Length9 cm
- OrganicYes
- Target speciesInsects
- Intended useIndoor
- Mode of actionUltrasound
- Ultrasonic range120 m²
- Safety precautionsBefore each use
- Ready to useYes
- RepellentInsects
- Safe for children and petsYes
- Type of repellentUltrasound
- ManoMano ReferenceME88868265
- MMID966683748162
- Product codePB-001489GPJ
- EAN9010050183852
Customer reviews
3,0
/ 3 Reviews
PPhilippe
Published on 04/07/2024, FranceBjr Unsatisfactory product still so many flies yet one per piece Cdlt
3 people found this helpfulFFRANCOIS
Published on 31/07/2024, FranceSO FAR IT SEEMS TO WORK
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