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Ultrasonic Mosquito Repellent, 4-Pack, Indoor Mosquito Repellent, Electronic Insect Repellent, Ultrasonic Mouse Repellent for Rodents, Mosquitoes, Cockroaches - 100% Harmless

£60.92
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Product information

Description

General Description

The ultrasonic mosquito repellent is an electronic device designed to keep insects and rodents away from your home.

Using high-frequency ultrasonic technology, it disrupts the nervous system of pests, making them uncomfortable and encouraging them to leave the premises.

This repellent is harmless to humans and pets, and it works without chemicals, providing a safe and effective pest control solution.

Technical Specifications

Technology: High-frequency ultrasonic

Power Consumption: 3 to 5 W

Coverage: 80 to 120 square meters

Material: Flame-retardant ABS

Installation

For optimal effectiveness, it is recommended to install the repellent vertically at a height of 7 to 30 inches from the ceiling.

floor. Make sure to place at least one device in each room, as ultrasonic waves do not penetrate walls or solid objects.

Usage

Simply plug the repeller into an electrical outlet and it will start working automatically. It makes no noise during operation, and its smart nightlight creates a warm ambiance in your space.

Other Information

Ultrasonic repellents have no effect on pregnant women, children, or pets. Results are usually visible within 2 to 3 weeks of use.

This device can also be easily transported and used in various environments such as homes, hotels, offices, and warehouses.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Organic
    Yes
  • Ready to use
    Yes
  • Safe for children and pets
    Yes
  • Type of repellent
    Ultrasound
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME226186749
  • MMID
    635398422841
  • Product code
    4048030094879
  • EAN
    4048030094879
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