Electronic Pest Repeller
Electronic pest repeller uses random digital cycling technology through electrical wiring to deter mice, rats, and roaches across one level of a standard home
- Chemical-free pest control for family safety
- Random digital cycling repels mice and rats
- Also drives roaches from indoor spaces
- Signals travel through wiring to reach hidden pests
- One unit protects an entire level of a home
Indoor pest repeller
The PEST OFFENSE electronic pest repeller plugs into a standard indoor outlet and uses advanced random digital cycling technology to send signals through the home's electrical wiring. It targets mice, rats, rodents and roaches inside walls without traps or poisons. One unit covers one level of a standard-sized home for continuous protection.
Suits homes wanting chemical-free control
Households, offices, garages and warehouses that prefer a plug-and-play device without harmful chemicals or mess will find this suitable. Buyers who need coverage across multiple floors or separate buildings should look at additional units. It is not designed for outdoor use or for trapping pests physically.
Works through electrical wiring
The proprietary technology transmits electronic signals along the existing electrical circuit to reach pests hiding inside walls. This wiring-based method distinguishes it from ultrasonic-only devices and drives pests away by disrupting their nervous system. No installation beyond plugging it in is required.
Highlights
- Chemical-free pest control for family safety
- Random digital cycling repels mice and rats
- Also drives roaches from indoor spaces
- Signals travel through wiring to reach hidden pests
- One unit protects an entire level of a home
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What standard outlet does this pest repeller plug into?
It plugs into any standard indoor electrical outlet for immediate operation.
What physical space does the unit need on the wall?
Its compact design fits a single outlet without blocking the second socket on a standard duplex receptacle.
How do I install it and what common mistake should I avoid?
Plug the device directly into a wall outlet; do not use extension cords or power strips as they can block the signal travelling through the wiring.
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