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Ultrasonic repellent against mosquitoes, mice and cockroaches – 4 units, effective against rats, spiders and flies, plug-in

£57.45
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【Intelligent Frequency Conversion】 The ultrasonic pest repeller adopts automatic frequency conversion ultrasonic technology to emit ultrasonic waves from 20~55KHZ, stimulating the auditory and nervous systems of mosquitoes, cockroaches, mice, mites, and other pests to effectively keep pests away from your home.

【Insect Repellent Safe for Humans and Pets】 The ultrasonic mouse repellent frequency is 20~55KHZ, and the human ear cannot hear frequencies above 20KHZ.

As long as the repellent is not placed in the hearing-sensitive area of cats and dogs, it will not harm your pet. 【Wide Coverage Insect Repellent】 This rodent repellent can effectively prevent pests in an indoor area of up to 80-120 square meters and can be widely used in homes, warehouses, offices, supermarkets, hotels, etc. However, for areas with serious pest infestations, we suggest installing 2 or more. 【Plug-and-Play Rat Repellent】 Simply plug in our pest repellent; it will start working when you notice the misty glow. This rat repellent should be installed 10-30 inches from the floor and with no other obstructions within 1 meter. They are not effective for other rooms if you install devices in one room.

【What You Get】 4 packs of ultrasonic pest repellents. No need to clean up dead pests, no bad smells or carcasses, no batteries required, and saves you a lot of money.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Pcs per pack
    1 part(s)
  • Organic
    Yes
  • Target species
    Mosquitos
  • Intended use
    Indoor
  • Mode of action
    Ultrasound
  • Safe for children and pets
    Yes
  • Type of repellent
    Ultrasound
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME221542083
  • MMID
    471351339733
  • Product code
    4069748211129
  • EAN
    4069748211129
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