Question about
the Animal Away Repeller P7810 Product Code:ES-P3-P7810 Q:"Does this work for mice and rats? We need something like this where I work. Thank you!"-Michelle.
Answer: The Animal Away is designed mainly for outdoor use against larger animals like cats, dogs and raccoons. We sell several different devices for rats and mice. These include ultrasonic repellers that directly plug into the wall, ultrasonic repellers that have a line cord for better placement on the floor, rat and mice zapper traps and a strobe light repeller for attics and crawl spaces.
The direct plug in units range from small ones with or without nightlights to larger more powerful ones with one or two speakers. For example, the
Lentek Pest Contro 600 have night lights. For these to be effective, plug into unobstructed, un-switched wall outlets in rooms to be covered by ultrasonic sound power.
The corded units such as the
Transonic Pro are easier to place and also can be set to repel other animals. These units may be both silent and noise generating. To be most effective, you need to get "bounce" off hard surfaces and also "shoot" the ultrasound down floor edges across doorways, registers and other possible openings for the rodents to enter the rooms.
The electric traps are powered by batteries. There are two models, one for
rats and one for
mice.
The Evictor strobe light comes in two models, one for
homes or smaller buildings and the
professional Evictor for larger areas.
Getting rid of mice and rats once they are nested is difficult and requires a multi-faceted approach. Do remember that all foodstuffs need to be in secure containers both for storage and for trash. All openings to the outside should be sealed after you've used ultrasonic or strobe light applications for several weeks. Look for openings in attics and basements, too.
Professional exterminators may be necessary. Do remember that using poisons means that animals may die in wall spaces, ceilings, etc and the stench can be awful. Glue traps are also effective although some find them distasteful and dealing with live rodents is not pleasant.
Good luck. Let us know if we can help your employer to get these nuisance rodents out of your building.
Sincerely,
Barbara
Labels: mice control, pest control, rat control