Electronic & Ultrasonic Rodent Repellers

Drive rodents away with the latest in pest control technology, Ultrasonic and Electromagnetic Rodent Repellers. Using high-frequency sound waves that are inaudible to humans and pets but distressing to rodents such as mice and rats, these electronic rodent repeller devices offer a non-toxic, humane way to keep your home rodent-free. They are ideal for those seeking an eco-friendly alternative to traps and chemicals.

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FAQs: Electronic & Ultrasonic Rodent Repellers

Electromagnetic pest control works by sending pulses through your home’s electrical wiring, disrupting the nervous systems of rodents and insects hiding behind walls, ceilings, and floors. Unlike ultrasonic waves, which are limited to one room, electromagnetic pulses travel through wiring, making them effective across multiple rooms on the same electrical circuit.

Results can vary, but most users notice a reduction in pest activity within 2–3 weeks. Initially, you may see increased activity as pests are disturbed and start leaving the area. For best results, keep the device plugged in continuously and ensure there are no obstacles blocking the ultrasonic waves.

Yes, our ultrasonic pest repellents are safe for most household pets, including cats, dogs, and birds. However, they may not be suitable for pets like rodents (hamsters, guinea pigs, and rabbits), as these animals have sensitive hearing and could be affected by the ultrasonic frequencies.

No, ultrasonic sound waves cannot travel through walls, furniture, or solid objects. For effective coverage, place the unit in an open area, free from obstructions, and use multiple devices for larger spaces or separate rooms.

Electromagnetic repellents do not physically pass through walls, instead they send pulses through your home’s electrical wiring, which extends behind walls, ceilings, and floors. This means they can affect pests hiding inside walls and in connected rooms on the same electrical circuit. However, their effectiveness may be reduced in areas with separate circuits or heavy insulation, so using multiple units in larger homes can improve coverage.