Rat and Mice RepellerIt is known that at the present time, various types of rodents such as mice and rats spread widely following people. They do a lot of damage to people as they eat and spoil the food and other things. They also transmit different infectious diseases. As a result, a lot of rat and mice control methods have been developed and are still under development varying from deterrence to extermination. A small compact MK356 mice and rat repeller is designed to drive rats and other rodents out of buildings. The device can be fitted in rodent nesting and feeding areas: in warehouses, in grain storages, utility and working areas, amenity rooms, on ships, in cars. The main feature of this devise is a constant variation of frequency and time characteristics of the emitted ultrasonic signal so that rodents couldn't become accustomed to it. The ultrasonic intensity at the distance of 1 meter from the emitter complies with GOST standards, and does not damage humans and domestic animals. The device doesn't also require any special maintenance. To start the devise, we first remove the lower cap of the case, and connect an AAA battery to the power connector. The tune will play which means the devise is on. Then it can be fitted in the required room, directing the front panel to the rodent harborage. The power battery needs to be replaced in 14 days. It should be noted that the maximum efficiency is achieved by means of repeated reflection from the interior surfaces: the ...
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Riddex Pest Repellers
www.bargainoutfitters.com Drives out mice, rats and roaches, no traps or poisons! These Repellers plug into a household 110V outlet and their patented Digital Pulse technology, powered by a microprocessor, turns your house wiring into a pest-repelling force field. One unit covers an entire level of a typical home. Has a built-in on / off nightlight, too. UL-listed. Each is 2 3/8 x 1 1/4 x 4"h., weighs 5 ozs. Safe to use around cats, dogs, birds and fish; not safe for rodent pets like hamsters, and rabbits.
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