Under Hood Repellent for Car Rat Repeller Squirrel Rodent Repeller Ultrasonic Mice Repellent Mouse Deterrent Cab Rodent Repellent with Ultrasounds and LED Flashing Lights for Vehicle Engine Garage
【 SOUND & LIGHT 】 Under the hood, animal repellent emits strong variable ultrasounds. It comes with bright dual LED strobe lights, stimulate the rodent’s brain nervous system, auditory and visual systems, making them intolerable and escaping, and leave your home and vehicles alone.
【 SAFE 】 Rodent Repellent is EPA certified, Non-toxic Chemicals, No Radiation, Low power consumption, safe for humans and pets. Ultrasound will not disturb human ears, No need to call rodents control technicians for help.
【 LONG SERVICE LIFESPAN 】 Rat Deterrent Repeller uses 4 AA batteries that can last 60 days, 0.1W micro-power output has a longer service life; Can use rechargeable battery also, when connecting to outside power, mice repellent can charge the batteries. (Battery not included)
【 THREE POWER SUPPLY MODES 】 (1) Connect to vehicle power with the included cable, which will not drain the car battery. (2) Connect to the adapter(not included) with the included USB cable. (3) Install 4* AA or Rechargeable batteries that can last about 60 days.
【 COMPACT & COMPATIBLE 】 Ultrasonic rodent repeller is small and fits under the hood for most vehicles. Coverage is up to 320 sqft, easy to mount with included cable ties or place on the indoors flat surface, like garage, attic, basement, warehouse, barn, etc.
$25.86
Best Sellers Rank: #367,778 in Patio, Lawn & Garden. Customer Reviews: 3.5 out of 5 stars 7 ratings 3.5 out of 5 stars. ASIN: B08YD15C68. Manufacturer: GameXcel. Item Weight: 8 ounces. Package Dimensions: 5.6 x 4.8 x 1.6 inches.
Specification: Under Hood Repellent for Car Rat Repeller Squirrel Rodent Repeller Ultrasonic Mice Repellent Mouse Deterrent Cab Rodent Repellent with Ultrasounds and LED Flashing Lights for Vehicle Engine Garage
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Jason Stein –
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Debbie –
I was planning on using the 4 AA batteries to power this, so I was first disappointed to read that the compartment isn’t waterproof. I decided to try batteries anyway, unscrewed the compartment with the provided screwdriver, only to realize there’s no way to pry to compartment open. It’s flush with the rest of the body. Even hitting it to jolt the door free didn’t work. I tried the 29.5″ USB cord next, but it’s too short to really be practical. When you turn on the power switch, it initially makes a loud beep, makes a spitting sound, and flashes the white “cat eye” lights” and then a red light. After that, a green light flashes every few seconds to let you know the device is on. The deterrent periodically kicks in for a couple seconds: flashing the white lights and then red light (back and forth between them) and making that low spitting sound, which I assume is letting us know the ultrasonic sound is going. It might work to scare mice, but it won’t work for my situation because of the battery issue. The device measures 4.5″ long x 3″ wide x about 1.25″ deep.Read more
Dean Family –
We live in the country and need to park the pickup truck and other yard equipment in the great outdoors. This is pine forest, and rodents and chipmunks are everywhere. Mice and even packrats can get into the equipment and do serious damage. I spray with pure peppermint oil mixed with water, and that works. However, the spray has to be repeated every month or so or it loses potency, and I don’t always keep on schedule. I had a rodent eat through the tubes and wiring on my the truck’s air conditioning system, and believe me, that was expensive. I got this electronic rodent repeller to help with the ongoing war against the rats and squirrels. You can either use 4 AA batteries to run the device (not included), or, as I did, attach it to the car battery with the provided cable. It drains very little power. When it senses movement, the unit puts out strong ultrasonic sound (I can’t hear it so I take their word for that), plus flashing lights. I’m glad to add this to my anti-rodent arsenal.Read more
Greg –
I was hoping that this would work in my greenhouse to drive the rats away, but even when placed less than four feet from a pot, it didn’t seem to make any difference. I can tell it’s functioning, as you can hear it click and see the lights flashing. However, after a few days, I still had no plants left. It does come with connectors to power it from a 12VDC source, which is nice. Maybe it’s strong enough to keep critters out of an engine compartment, but the wood rats in our neighborhood are crafty and maybe a little deaf. It didn’t bother our dogs at all, for what that’s worth!Read more
Heidi Smith –
I thought I’d give it a try, and put this device above my bedroom because the rats are nocturnal and make a lot of loud scratching noises all night long. They wake me up often. They have not left and are perhaps more active. Sadly. It is not convenient to have to check it often, it’s been three days, and nothing. 3 stars.Read more
Olynomad –
We had signs of rodents or squirrels under the hood of my truck so I got this. I’ve had it in about 3 weeks and haven’t seen any more activity so it’s either working or it was coincidental timing. I’m using batteries in it, I didn’t want to hook it up to my vehicle.Read more
Jason Stein –
The media could not be loaded.
Debbie –
I was planning on using the 4 AA batteries to power this, so I was first disappointed to read that the compartment isn’t waterproof. I decided to try batteries anyway, unscrewed the compartment with the provided screwdriver, only to realize there’s no way to pry to compartment open. It’s flush with the rest of the body. Even hitting it to jolt the door free didn’t work. I tried the 29.5″ USB cord next, but it’s too short to really be practical. When you turn on the power switch, it initially makes a loud beep, makes a spitting sound, and flashes the white “cat eye” lights” and then a red light. After that, a green light flashes every few seconds to let you know the device is on. The deterrent periodically kicks in for a couple seconds: flashing the white lights and then red light (back and forth between them) and making that low spitting sound, which I assume is letting us know the ultrasonic sound is going. It might work to scare mice, but it won’t work for my situation because of the battery issue. The device measures 4.5″ long x 3″ wide x about 1.25″ deep.Read more
Dean Family –
We live in the country and need to park the pickup truck and other yard equipment in the great outdoors. This is pine forest, and rodents and chipmunks are everywhere. Mice and even packrats can get into the equipment and do serious damage. I spray with pure peppermint oil mixed with water, and that works. However, the spray has to be repeated every month or so or it loses potency, and I don’t always keep on schedule. I had a rodent eat through the tubes and wiring on my the truck’s air conditioning system, and believe me, that was expensive. I got this electronic rodent repeller to help with the ongoing war against the rats and squirrels. You can either use 4 AA batteries to run the device (not included), or, as I did, attach it to the car battery with the provided cable. It drains very little power. When it senses movement, the unit puts out strong ultrasonic sound (I can’t hear it so I take their word for that), plus flashing lights. I’m glad to add this to my anti-rodent arsenal.Read more
Greg –
I was hoping that this would work in my greenhouse to drive the rats away, but even when placed less than four feet from a pot, it didn’t seem to make any difference. I can tell it’s functioning, as you can hear it click and see the lights flashing. However, after a few days, I still had no plants left. It does come with connectors to power it from a 12VDC source, which is nice. Maybe it’s strong enough to keep critters out of an engine compartment, but the wood rats in our neighborhood are crafty and maybe a little deaf. It didn’t bother our dogs at all, for what that’s worth!Read more
Heidi Smith –
I thought I’d give it a try, and put this device above my bedroom because the rats are nocturnal and make a lot of loud scratching noises all night long. They wake me up often. They have not left and are perhaps more active. Sadly. It is not convenient to have to check it often, it’s been three days, and nothing. 3 stars.Read more
Olynomad –
We had signs of rodents or squirrels under the hood of my truck so I got this. I’ve had it in about 3 weeks and haven’t seen any more activity so it’s either working or it was coincidental timing. I’m using batteries in it, I didn’t want to hook it up to my vehicle.Read more