There is no off season. Ants find the kitchen bench in the heat, spiders move indoors as it cools, mice come in once the nights get cold, and cockroaches never really leave. Most people handle it in bursts — a can of spray in January, a bait station in May — then forget until the next thing turns up. This plugs into a power point and stays there all year: no poison, no smell, no traps to empty.

Why It Stands Out

• It runs every month of the year — plug it in in autumn and it is still going next spring. Nothing seasonal to buy, nothing to set up again when the weather turns.
• Nothing to refill or clean up — no bait stations going mouldy behind the fridge, no dead insects to sweep.
• No chemicals at all — nothing sprayed on benches, skirting boards or the patio table, which is why most people look for an alternative.
• Silent to you — the output sits above human hearing, so it runs overnight in a bedroom unnoticed.
• Changing frequency — the unit sweeps its output rather than holding one steady tone.
• Costs almost nothing to run — a few cents a month left on permanently, which is what makes running it year round sensible.
• Small and out of the way — it sits flat against the wall at the power point, no cord.
• Aimed at the usual household list — a mouse and rat deterrent, and an ultrasonic insect repeller aimed at cockroaches, spiders and ants.

Where to Plug It In

• The alfresco, verandah or pergola — a covered outdoor area with a weatherproof power point takes one too, for the evenings you are out there.
• Kitchen and pantry — ants in the warm months, cockroaches all year. The spot people reach for ant repellent and cockroach repellent.
• The shed and the garage — spiders through autumn, mice through winter, and whatever lives behind the mower the rest of the time.
• Greenhouse or potting shed — anywhere with a power point and a pest problem.
• Bedrooms — it is silent, so it can stay on all night.
• Garden studio, granny flat and caravan — small enclosed spaces, where the sound stays in the room.

How It Works

1. Plug it into a standard power point — the blue indicator comes on.
2. It emits ultrasound above the range of human hearing.
3. The frequency shifts constantly rather than sitting on one note, which is meant to stop pests settling into it.
4. It runs continuously — there is nothing to set and nothing to switch.

How to Use It

1. One per room — ultrasound does not travel through walls, doors or furniture. A unit in the hallway does nothing for the pantry.
2. Use a low, open power point — not behind the lounge, not behind a curtain, not above a bookcase. Soft furnishings absorb it.
3. Leave it running — give it a few weeks before you judge it, and then leave it plugged in through the year rather than switching it on when a problem appears.
4. Keep doing the basics — seal the gaps, fix the flyscreen, put the dog food away.
Tip: start with the enclosed rooms — the kitchen, the shed, the garage. Those hold the sound best, so that is where the first one goes.

It is built for indoor and undercover positions — the kitchen, the pantry, a bedroom, the shed or the garage — where a small enclosed space holds the sound and it can run quietly in the background all year.

Care and Maintenance

• Wipe the face occasionally — dust over the outlet is not helping.
• Do not cover it with furniture, curtains or stacked boxes.
• Keep it dry — a covered verandah point is fine, an exposed wall is not.
• Unplug before cleaning, and do not open the housing.

Specifications

What's Included

• 1 × Ultrasonic pest repeller