Pest Repeller

 INSTALLATION
     Simply plug the Mouse & Rat Repeller into a standard 110V~250V outlet in the area affected by mice or rats. The red light on the front of the unit will light up indicating that it is functioning.

To maximize performance of the Mouse & Rat Repeller:
      Leave the nit operating continuously
      Make sure food is stored out of reach of rodent pests
      Avoid placing the unit behind furniture or curtains
      Find and repair any openings where rodent pests can get in

IMPORTANT
      For indoor use only.
     Do not use the unit near water or moisture, for example near a bathtub, kitchen sink, washing machine or in wet basement areas.
     Do not cover the unit in a way that prevents proper ventilation, for example by positioning it within cupboards or cabinets, or placing behind curtains.
     Position the unit away from direct heat sources such as radiators, cookers and other appliances (refrigerators) that product heat.

WHAT IS ULTRASOUND?
     Expressed in hertz, ultrasonic sound is sound waves of 20,000 hertz and above, or 20kHz (kilohertz). The Mouse & Rat Repeller automatically sweeps a frequency of 30-60kHz, which is above the hearing range of humans and non-rodent pets such as dogs and cats;

     Human hearing           =up to 20,000Hz
     Cat & Dogs hearing       =up to 27,000Hz
    Mouse & Rat Repeller     =30,000-60,000Hz

    Because of it‚Äôs high frequency, the sound emitted by the Mouse & Rat Repeller behaves in a similar way to light, as opposed to, say, the sound from a stereo. In this way, the ultrasound is reflected by solid objects such as walls and doors, but will not penetrate them to fill the rooms adjacent.

     Rooms and buildings with hard surfaces (kitchens, conservatories, sheds and greenhouses) are ideal environments in which to use Mouse & Rat Repellers. They can also be used in rooms with soft fumishings, such as bedrooms, but take care not to abstruct the area in front of the unit. Rodents find the high frequency sound distressing and will move to a less hostile environment.