The use of ultrasound emissions as a means of pest control is rooted in the difference between the audible spectrums of humans and rodents.
Understanding electromagnetic interference as a method of pest control begins with the basic idea that an electromagnetic field exists wherever there is movement of an electrical charge.
Strobe light technology is often used as a supplementary means of pest control in uninhabited spaces. Repellers that use strobes typically do so in conjunction with other pest control methods.
Sonic bird repellers are generally based on the randomized playback of pre-recorded sound samples (distress or predator calls) that signal danger or territory infringement.
The use of vibration as a means of pest control is most frequently observed in treating infestations of underground rodents and reptiles.
Pest-X-Repel repellers employ different methods of operation to cover a number of indoor & outdoor applications and provide the most fitting solutions to your pest control strategy.
Explore this page to learn more about the technology behind Pest-X-Repel Electronic Repellers, as well as the main aspects of our laboratory trials, key technological premises and installation guidelines.
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