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| TECHNICAL FEATURES | The ultrasounds created by creation generate pressure directly on the rodent's hearing, causing: exhaustion, loss of appetite and disorientation. The disaccustoming act of ultrasound is totally effective if supported by a certain power, present in our devices and often missing in cheap devices. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE It is a variable frequency ultrasound generator whose waves emitted create a strong shock to the brain of the target birds. The device must be powered with the mains voltage of 230Vc.a / 12Vc.a.-d.c. and is put into operation by acting on the switch on the back. The RED LED turns on and off at the same rate of variation of the emission frequency. This frequency variation occurs completely automatically. The efficiency of the appliance can be checked by pressing the TEST button: you should hear a loud whistle which indicates that everything is working properly. The sizing of the components and the care with which this equipment was built, means that it can be used continuously, keeping it connected to the light network. We recommend positioning the device so that the ultrasounds emitted directly hit the probable entry route of the birds. TECHNICAL FEATURES Alimentazione: 230Vca / 12Vca-cc – 115Vca / 12Vca-cc |
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The device has been carefully built and the small size of its components allows you to use it constantly, by connecting it to the lighting system. We strongly recommend you to place the repeller facing the direction where mice usually or probably come from.
The device has been carefully built and the small size of its components allows you to use it constantly, by connecting it to the lighting system. We strongly recommend you to place the repeller facing the direction where mice usually or probably come from.