Ultrasonic Rodent Repeller for Mice, Rats & Roaches

Shifting frequencies, built to keep pests unsettled

• Frequencies that keep shifting

  The unit changes its sound frequency on its own while it runs, so there is no fixed tone for pests to get used to. You do not set a schedule or press a button every few hours. It cycles through pulsed ultrasound, electromagnetic and pressure-wave output automatically.

• One unit, several pests

  The touch panel has indicator icons for rodent, insect and wave functions. Pick the mode that fits the room. Mice, rats, cockroaches and mosquitoes all sit within the range this one plug-in device covers, so you do not need a drawer full of separate solutions.

• Built to run all day

  The compact plastic housing is light enough to sit on a shelf, and the perforated grille sends sound into the room. Plug it into a kitchen outlet, a storage room or a garage and leave it running. The housing is simple to keep clean, and there are no refills to order.

Where to plug it in for the best coverage

1. 1
   Kitchen

   Plug it into a wall outlet away from the fridge and stovetop, with the grille facing the room. Leave it running all day.

2. 2
   Storage room

   Set the unit on a shelf near the back wall, unobstructed, and keep it plugged in continuously.

3. 3
   Garage

   Place it near the entry door or the wall where you see activity, and keep it running.

4. 4
   Keep it in the open

   Do not hide the unit behind furniture or inside a cabinet. Sound output is blocked by solid objects.

Quiet nights, then the signs

The sounds at night

It starts with a scratch inside the wall after the lights go off. Then come the droppings behind the stove and a pantry bag with a neat hole chewed through the corner. You know what it is, and you keep telling yourself it will sort itself out.

Why the old fixes stall

Snap traps and glue boards ask for a daily check and a glove on your hand. Bait boxes need refilling and carry risk for kids and pets. Each trap only catches what walks onto it, so the rest of the house keeps its visitors. Sprays fade fast, and mosquito coils only handle one pest.

A quieter plug-in approach

Plug the unit into an outlet in the room where you have seen the signs, and leave it running. It works without chemicals or bait, and it cycles through its frequencies on its own. Pair it with sealed food containers and gaps sealed around pipes, and the room stops feeling like pest territory.

What to expect over time

1. First use
   Unit running in the room

   Plug it in and leave it running in the room where you've seen signs. Check that the touch ring glows and the mode you chose is active.

2. Week 1
   Watch for changes in activity

   Note any droppings or scratching each morning. Keep a simple log rather than expecting an instant end to the problem.

3. Week 4
   Review the rooms you covered

   Look at whether signs have dropped in each room. If one still shows activity, move the unit closer to the entry point and seal the gap.

4. Day 90
   Decide what to keep running

   Keep the unit in place long term, and keep sealing gaps and storing food in sealed containers so pests have fewer ways back in.

Why this, not that