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Ultrasonic Electric pest reject/repeller

UGX 24,600

UGX 59,00058%

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+ shipping from UGX 4,700 to Central Business District

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Delivery Fees UGX 4,700

Ready for pickup between 27 February and 02 March if you place your order within the next 13hrs 45mins

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Delivery Fees UGX 5,900

Ready for delivery between 27 February and 02 March if you place your order within the next 13hrs 45mins

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Product details

ultrasonic pest repeller, specifically a product branded as "Pest Reject". This type of device claims to deter various pests, including mosquitoes, mice, spiders, ants, and roaches, by emitting high-frequency sound waves and sometimes electromagnetic impulses through a building's wiring.

Specifications

Key Features

Ultrasonic Waves: The device produces high-frequency sound waves (above 20 kHz, inaudible to most humans and common household pets like cats and dogs) that are intended to be uncomfortable and disorientating to smaller pests, driving them away.

Electromagnetism: Some models also use the existing electrical wiring in a home to transmit electromagnetic pulses, creating an unpleasant "protective shield" within the walls where pests might live and breed.

Safety: Manufacturers claim these methods are a safe, non-toxic, and chemical-free alternative to traditional pest control, though they are not recommended for households with rodent pets like hamsters or guinea pigs, which can hear the frequencies and become distressed.