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Ultrasonic Repellent 2-Piece Set for Rodents and Insects – Mice, Rats, Ants, Cockroaches, Mosquitoes – Safe for Humans and Animals

£63.71
Sold by Selphora

Product information

Description

General Description The ultrasonic repeller is an innovative device designed to effectively repel rodents and harmful insects such as mice, cockroaches, and mosquitoes. Thanks to its advanced ultrasonic technology, it affects the auditory systems of pests, making them unable to remain in the covered area. This product is particularly suitable for families with babies and pregnant women, as it is poison-free and chemical-free, thus ensuring a safe environment for everyone. Technical Specifications Type: Ultrasonic Repellent Coverage Area: Up to 80-120 m² Recommended Installation Distance: 20-100 cm from the floor LED Indicator: Yes, flashes during use Installation To install the ultrasonic repeller, simply place it at a height of 20 to 100 cm from the floor. Be sure to position it in each room if the infestation is severe, as ultrasonic waves cannot penetrate walls or solid objects. Use The ultrasonic repellent is very easy to use. Simply press the power button to activate it. The blue LED indicator flashes to signal that the device is operating. Results can be seen in 3 to 4 weeks, depending on the level of infestation. Other information: Poison-free, chemical-free, environmentally friendly. Does not disturb pets such as dogs and cats. Works by physical means to drive away parasites.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Pcs per pack
    1 part(s)
  • Organic
    Yes
  • Target species
    Mosquitos
  • 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
    ME221546250
  • MMID
    708848078575
  • Product code
    6953625641476
  • EAN
    6953625641476
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