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Ultrasonic Mouse and Rat Repeller, 360° Ultrasonic Mouse Repellent Anti Mouse with LED Light Ultrasonic Device for Rodent Pests Plug
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Description
General description This Ultrasonic Mouse and Rat Repeller is designed to create a pest-free environment in various spaces such as homes, offices, and warehouses. Utilizing advanced ultrasonic technology, it emits high-frequency sound waves that are harmless to humans and pets but intolerable for rodents like mice, rats, and other pests. Technical specifications Operating modes: 4 Mode 1 frequency range: 9 kHz to 23.5 kHz (repels cockroaches, fleas, and spiders) Mode 2 frequency range: 23.5 kHz to 65 kHz (repels mice, bats, and squirrels) Mode 3: Includes a flashing light Mode 4: Includes a flashing light and an alarm signal Usage Simply plug the device into a standard electrical outlet to start its operation immediately. For optimal results, ensure the device is plugged in for more than 4 weeks to maintain continuous protection against rodents. Its compact design allows it to blend seamlessly into any room without interfering with daily activities. Other information Eco-friendly and durable: Non-toxic, odorless, and radiation-free, ensuring safety for your family. Large coverage area, effectively protecting bedrooms, kitchens, basements, garages, and attics. Intelligent sensors detect rodents and activate the device automatically.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Weight2000 kg
- Pcs per pack1 part(s)
- Length150 cm
- OrganicYes
- Target speciesMouse
- Intended useIndoor
- Mode of actionUltrasound
- RepellentMouse
- Safe for children and petsYes
- Type of repellentUltrasound
- Type of insect repellentUltrasound
- ManoMano ReferenceME211836632
- MMID500838566966
- Product codeMM-X-RT-2213
- EAN6218002548534
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