1000x Powerful Plug-in Ultrasonic Mouse and Rodent Deterrent for Buildings, Garages, Attics and More. Works with All Rodents. Ultrasonic Rodent Repeller, Band
Overview Brand : MouseBlocker Style : Modern Item Weight : 6 Pounds Number of Pieces : 1 Recommended Uses For Product : Indoor Is Electric : Yes Target Species : Mouse Unit Count : 1.0 Count UPC : 701318151599 About this item MouseBlocker Pro 1000X: The MouseBlocker 1000x is the best and most advanced MouseBlocker yet. Designed for buildings - the Mouse Blocker 1000x produces powerful ultrasonic sounds that disrupt rodents. This heavy percussive sound makes the area uncomfortable for a rodent to be in. Multi-Purpose: Protects Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles and Snowmobiles, RV's, Boats and Jetskis, Tractors and farm equipment, ATV's and Dirtbikes, or anywhere there is space and 110V power available. Can stand the extreme heat and cold of sheds, shops, garages and perfect for basements and attics too!! Powerful: The MouseBlocker 1000x is a very high output device covering up to 1000 square feet with a clear line of sight. Since the unit operates off of sound, the noise will not go through walls or solid objects. Place the unit with speakers facing open space free of obstructions Advanced Technology: Uses modern microelectronics technology outputting 2 types of special ultrasonic waves simultaneously. These waves act upon the hearing and nervous system of rodents making them uncomfortable and drive them away from protected areas. The frequencies output from the 1000x are constantly changing and alternating eliminating the chance of rodents adapting to the sound. Easy to Use: After plugging the unit into power, it will start working immediately. The 1000x will be most effective after using it continuously for 3-4 weeks. Sometimes the rodents may be more active during the beginning of use showing that the rodents are irritated. After a prolonged period of time the rodents will begin to disappear. Works great on mice, rats, squirrels, chipmunks and other small rodents.
