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Ultrasonic mouse repellent, pack of 6, effective against mice, rats, flies, mosquitoes, pests, spiders and cockroaches, safe and non-toxic

Product information

Description

General Description

This ultrasonic mouse repellent uses smart technology to emit ultrasonic waves in the 25 kHz to 65 kHz frequency range, stimulating the nervous system of insects and rodents. The intermittent frequency changes prevent pests from adapting, causing them to gradually flee. It is not only effective but also safe and environmentally friendly.

Technical Specifications

Ultrasonic frequencies: 25 kHz to 65 kHz
Range: Up to 120 square meters
Installation: Vertical, at a height of 20 to 80 cm from the floor
Power Consumption: Low
Non-toxic and chemical-free

Compatibility and Accessories

Suitable for all rooms in the house. For optimal results, it is recommended to install a repellent in each room. Installation: Simply plug the repellent into an electrical outlet and leave it switched on. For maximum effectiveness, place it at an appropriate distance from the floor. Use: This repellent keeps pests away without killing them, making it a pet-friendly and environmentally conscious solution. Its effectiveness can vary between 2 and 6 weeks depending on the environment, so patience is required. Additional information: Silent operation, so it won't disturb your pets. Battery-free, reducing replacement costs.

Features

Brand
COOCHEER
Volume in litres
5 l
Organic
Yes
Target species
Insects
Intended use
Indoor
Mode of action
Ultrasound
Ultrasonic range
120 m²
Ready to use
Yes
Repellent
Spider
Safe for children and pets
Yes
Type of repellent
Ultrasound
ManoMano Reference
ME98279064
MMID
340889562644
Product code
ALOVEZ-220
EAN
3773584132494

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