Ultrasonic Repeller Terdens 230V model 6398 — electronic pest deterrent

The Terdens ultrasonic repeller 230V model 6398 is an electronic pest deterrent designed to reduce the presence of rodents and insects in enclosed spaces. Powered from a standard 230 V mains supply, it emits high-frequency ultrasonic waves that are intended to create an unpleasant acoustic environment for pests while being safe and contactless for humans and pets. The unit is suitable for continuous operation and is intended for use in homes, garages and storage areas where a chemical-free solution is preferred.

Advantages

The device operates on mains power which allows uninterrupted protection without the need to replace batteries. Ultrasonic emission provides a non-toxic, non-contact method of pest control that does not leave residues or require traps. Its compact design and simple plug-in operation make installation quick and straightforward. Continuous acoustic output can help reduce pest activity over time when used in appropriately sized enclosed spaces.

Suitable for

• Residential rooms such as kitchens, living rooms and basements
• Garages and workshops
• Storage rooms, pantries and utility areas
• Areas requiring a chemical-free, contactless pest control method

Key specifications

• Power supply: mains 230 V AC
• Operation type: continuous ultrasonic emission
• Target pests: rodents and common household insects
• Installation: plug-in, indoor use
• Design: compact, wall-mounted or plug-mounted form factor

How to use

Plug the unit into a standard 230 V socket in the room where pest activity has been noticed. Position the device so that the ultrasonic transducers are unobstructed by furniture or curtains for better coverage. For best results, operate the repeller continuously and monitor for changes in pest activity over several weeks. If protection for multiple rooms is required, install additional units to ensure adequate coverage.

Usage recommendations

Use the repeller indoors in enclosed spaces and avoid placing it behind large objects that block sound propagation. Keep the unit away from damp locations and direct exposure to water. Combine ultrasonic deterrence with good hygiene and pest entry prevention measures for more effective long-term control.