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Ultrasonic Mouse Repeller, Ultrasonic Insect Repellent, Pest Repeller, Ultrasonic Mosquito Repellent, Mouse and Rat with LED Night Light, Anti-Cockroaches, Anti-Mouse, Anti-Rat - 100% Safe (2 Pack, Wh

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Description

General description

Our Ultrasonic Mouse Repeller utilizes the latest dual-chip ultrasonic technology to effectively drive away mice, rats, mosquitoes, and other harmful insects without the use of harmful chemicals. This device is 100% safe for pregnant women, babies, children, and pets, making it an ideal choice for households looking to avoid pests in a non-toxic manner.

Technical specifications

  • Coverage area: 80-120 square meters
  • Power source: Plug-in
  • LED indicator: Green LED flashes when in operation
  • Usage

  • Simply plug the ultrasonic mouse repeller into a power outlet.
  • The green LED will flash to indicate that the device is working.
  • Ensure that the ultrasonic waves are not obstructed by any objects for optimal effectiveness.
  • Other information

  • Do not use this ultrasonic repeller if you have a hamster at home.
  • The device is silent and does not heat up.
  • It serves as a night light with a soft glow, making it suitable for children's rooms.
  • Features

    • Brand
      MUMU
    • Weight
      200 g
    • Pcs per pack
      2 part(s)
    • NF certification
      NF120
    • Length
      10 mm
    • Organic
      Yes
    • Target species
      Insects
    • Intended use
      Indoor
    • Mode of action
      Ultrasound
    • Ready to use
      Yes
    • Repellent
      Mouse
    • Safe for children and pets
      Yes
    • Type of repellent
      Ultrasound
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME82317278
    • MMID
      711475663259
    • Product code
      HBD-149
    • EAN
      6286529321244
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