NShi
NShi Pest Reject Pro Ultrasonic Repeller 1 pack
An ultrasonic pest repeller covers up to 1,200 sq ft per unit using 360-degree transmission and a heat-dissipating design for continuous 24/7 operation
- TypePest Control
- 360-degree ultrasonic coverage drives pests away
- Covers up to 1,200 sq ft per unit
- Chemical-free safety for family and pets
- Runs 24 hours on only 5 W power
- Built-in heat dissipation prevents overheating
Single-Unit Pest Repeller
The NShi Pest Reject Pro is an ultrasonic deterrent designed for indoor use in homes, offices, hotels or warehouses. It targets insects and rodents such as mosquitoes, mice, spiders, ants, flies, roaches, bugs, fleas and rats without traps or poison.
360-Degree Ultrasonic Output
The device emits ultrasonic waves in a 360-degree pattern covering up to 1,200 sq ft per unit. A rear heat-dissipation surface allows continuous 24-hour operation at roughly 5 W. Ultrasonic waves cannot penetrate walls or solid objects, so separate units are needed for each room.
Chemical-Free Operation
The repeller drives pests away by affecting their hearing and nervous systems rather than killing them, leaving no dead insects or rodents to clean up. It avoids dangerous chemicals or sprays, making it safe for household members and pets such as dogs and cats.
Highlights
- 360-degree ultrasonic coverage drives pests away
- Covers up to 1,200 sq ft per unit
- Chemical-free safety for family and pets
- Runs 24 hours on only 5 W power
- Built-in heat dissipation prevents overheating
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What interface does the ultrasonic repeller use to operate?
The repeller plugs directly into a standard mains socket and emits ultrasonic waves at around 5 W continuously.
What physical space does each unit need for proper operation?
Each unit covers up to 1,200 sq ft (120 sq m) but waves cannot pass through walls, so one device per room is recommended.
How do you install the repeller and what common mistake should be avoided?
Simply plug it into a wall outlet; the mistake is placing it behind furniture or inside cabinets where solid objects block the 360-degree ultrasonic transmission.
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