The Pestrol 360° Rodent Repeller is the latest Ultrasonic Pest Control product available on the market!
Our 360° Rodent Repeller is for open area rodent protection. This Ultrasonic pest control utilizes a high-pressure ultrasonic sound. This technology emits a disorienting pulse that startles and frightens away rats and mice from where the unit is situated. Using a different pulse generator, 360 Rodent Repeller emits fluctuating sound waves so pests don’t get accustomed to the sound. The repeller is capable of deterring the rodents away from your home and is able to operate through a plug-in extension cord.
With full 360 Degree Coverage, High-Intensity Ultrasonic Waves, and frequency settings of between 24,000-40,000Hz, this is the device you need for your home!
The Pestrol 360° Pest Repeller is extremely effective in large open spaces.
Coverage:
- Sweep frequency ultrasonic: 315~700sqm;
- Fixed frequency ultrasonic: 1250sqm.
Unlike traps and poisons, 360 Ultrasonic pest repeller does not kill rodents but provides long-term reduction ability in rat and mice population. If you have rodents in your wall cavities or areas which are hard to access, try our Pestrol Rodent Free rat and mice deterrent. The technologies are slightly different and allow sound to pass through the wiring and get into areas that can often be great living areas for rodents.
Where to use:
- Garages
- Garden sheds
- Barns
- Roof space
- Dairy sheds
- Woolsheds
- Grain storage
NO Chemicals, NO Poisons, NO Pests!
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Paul –
Works perfectly !
Dawn C. –
Works well in shed under car
Mick W. –
Awesome product
Geoff T. –
Really pleased with service
I have one set up in recently renovated roof space I haven’t heard any noise or any sign of dropping from vermin
Ross –
Since setting this up I have noticed less mice/rat activity in my carport and surrounding garden areas.
Richard Knight –
summer time will be the real telling of how the product goes but as yet there have been no mice or ras running thru our room spaces