Ultrasonic Rodent Repeller No name LXOG11 — 5 Frequency Bands, Coverage up to 100 m², 230V

The ultrasonic rodent repeller No name LXOG11 is an electronic indoor device designed to deter small rodents by emitting ultrasonic signals across five selectable frequency bands. Intended for continuous mains-powered operation (230V), the unit covers spaces up to approximately 100 m² and is suitable for a range of interior environments where chemical or mechanical control methods are undesirable. The design focuses on non-contact, maintenance-free deterrence compatible with homes, garages, attics and storage areas.

Advantages

This ultrasonic rodent repeller offers five frequency bands that can be selected to target different types of small rodents, increasing flexibility and effectiveness in mixed infestations. Powered from a standard 230V mains supply, it provides continuous operation without the need for batteries or frequent servicing. As a non-toxic, non-lethal solution, it eliminates the use of chemicals and traps and reduces direct human contact with pests. The stated coverage of up to 100 m² makes the device suitable for single-room protection or localized treatment within larger buildings.

Suitable for

• Homes and apartments to deter mice and rats
• Garages and workshops where rodents may damage wiring and equipment
• Attics and lofts prone to rodent nesting
• Storage rooms and pantry areas to protect stored goods

Key specifications

• Ultrasonic emission across five selectable frequency bands to address various rodent sensitivities
• Indoor coverage area up to approximately 100 m² under typical conditions
• Mains-powered operation at 230V for continuous use without batteries
• Compact plug-in design suitable for wall sockets in interior spaces
• Chemical-free and trap-free operation for non-lethal pest control

How to use

Install the repeller by plugging it into a suitable indoor 230V outlet located centrally within the area you wish to protect. Select the frequency band that best corresponds to the target pest type; trial different bands if species are uncertain. Ensure the device faces the open space and is not obstructed by large furniture or dense shelving, as physical barriers can reduce ultrasonic reach. For sustained effect, leave the unit powered continuously; periodic monitoring of rodent activity will indicate whether adjustment of frequency bands or additional units are needed to cover adjacent areas.

Usage recommendations

For best results, combine placement in central, unobstructed locations with basic sanitation measures: seal food sources, close entry points and remove nesting materials. If infestation signs persist after several weeks, consider complementing ultrasonic deterrence with mechanical inspection or professional assessment to identify hiding places and possible access routes.