Keep your camp clear of pesky mosquitos without needing to put anything on your skin. By using the same gas canister as most backpacking stoves the Backpacker Mosquito Repeller is an easy to use, scent free defense against mosquitos. Simply place the Backpacker on your picnic table, by your hammock, or anywhere you would like to be mosquito-free, turn it on and within minutes you will have a 5m dome of protection. Turning the Repeller on and off is easy and each colour-coded mat provides up to 4 hours of protection. MOSQUITO PROTECTION THAT WORKS Thermacell effectively keeps mosquitoes up to 15FT away. Works fast, get max protection in 15 minutes. Easy to use. With no batteries or cords needed, it utilizes the same camping gas canisters (not included) that backpackers and campers likely have in their bag already. EFFECTIVE 15 FT ZONE TECHNOLOGY Engineered to precisely diffuse repellent, creating a 15-foot zone of mosquito protection. Powered by a camping fuel canister (not included). LIGHTWEIGHT & COMPACT It has a lightweight design (114g/4.0 oz) and compact size (97mm H x 50mm W x 67mm L) and provides dependable performance up to an elevation of 7,000 feet. FUEL-EFFICIENT 90 hours of run time on a 4 oz. canister and up to 360 hours on a 16 oz. canister. Only compatible with valves designed to the EN417 specification. REPEL MOSQUITOES IN AIR, NOT ON YOUR SKIN Repel mosquitoes without DEET sprays or lotions on your skin. Scent-free, no smoke, no flames. PROPRIETARY FORMULA Independently tested and EPA reviewed for safety & effectiveness. Repels tough mosquitoes, including those that may transmit Encephalitis, West Nile Virus, and Zika Virus. INCLUDES One repeller, four 4-hour repellent mats (16 hours of repellent), and one water-resistant travel bag. Requires camping gas canister (not included). USAGE TIPS Do not attempt to use with refilled canisters, Allow gas to flow for 5 seconds before clicking the piezo ignitor, and Only compatible with valves designed to the EN417 specification.
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