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Ultrasonic Insect Repellent for Rodents, 6 Pack, Electronic Indoor Insect Repellent for Mosquitoes/Cockroaches/Mice/Spiders/Flies

~~£26.90~~

Product information

Description

General description

This ultrasonic insect repellent emits ultrasound at a frequency of 22-45 kHz through a dual ultrasonic and electromagnetic chip, targeting the brain and auditory nervous system of pests. It effectively protects your home from various pests, including mosquitoes, cockroaches, mice, spiders, and flies. The repellent is easy to use; simply plug it into an electrical outlet, and it will activate when the blue night light turns on.

Technical specifications

Ultrasound frequency: 22-45 kHz

Effective coverage area: up to 1200 square feet

Recommended installation height: 30-50 inches above the ground for flying pests; 10-30 inches above the ground for crawling pests

Recommended number of units: 6-12 for indoor pest control (depending on infestation severity)

Installation

Plug the ultrasonic insect repellent into an electrical outlet.

Install at a height of 30-50 inches for flying pests and 10-30 inches for crawling pests.

Ensure the sound is not obstructed by walls or furniture.

Usage

Effective 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Most customers report results within 3 to 4 weeks.

Suitable for use in homes, warehouses, offices, gardens, hotels, etc.

Other information

Environmentally friendly alternative to poisons, sprays, and traps.

Safe for kids and pets, as the low-frequency ultrasound is difficult for humans to hear.

Features

Brand
AOUGO
Length
250 mm
Weight
360 g
Pcs per pack
6
Warranty
2 year(s)

Customer reviews

3,8

/ 4 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

PPHILIPPE

Published on 11/12/2024, France

seems effective ... no worries in the cellar very few insects in my veranda even with the doors wide open this summer

MManoMano Customer

Published on 15/11/2023, France

You have to wait about 1 month to see the effectiveness of the product, so it is premature to give a rating now.

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