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

(£5.37/pcs)

~~£32.24~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

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Product information

Description

General description

Ultrasonic Mosquito Repellent Set of 4 is designed to effectively repel various pests including mosquitoes, rodents, cockroaches, and more. Utilizing high-frequency ultrasonic technology, this device irritates and disrupts the nervous system of pests, encouraging them to leave your home without causing harm. The upgraded chip automatically changes the ultrasonic frequency, enhancing its effectiveness against a wide range of insects and rodents.

Technical specifications

Power consumption: 3-5W

Effective coverage area: 80-120 square meters

Material: High-quality flame-retardant ABS

Installation

Plug the device into a socket vertically, 7-30 inches from the ground for optimal performance.

Usage

Ideal for use in homes, hotels, offices, and warehouses.

Helps repel a variety of pests including mosquitoes, ants, bugs, flies, mice, spiders, cockroaches, and fleas.

Most users report noticeable results within 2-3 weeks.

Other information

Operates silently and features a smart night light for a warm environment.

Safe for use around pregnant women, children, and pets.

Physically repels pests without the use of chemicals, making it non-toxic, odorless, and radiation-free.

Features

Brand
ERSANDY
Length
8.7 cm
Weight
250 g
Pcs per pack
4
Warranty
2 year(s)

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