Price: $149.97
(as of Dec 17, 2024 07:06:10 UTC - Details)

Hi there, this is DnR Technologies LLC. Let me try to explain why the ET Pest Control is so beneficial. Unlike other repellers that are locked into one frequency or cycle, the ET Pest Control gives you the ability to change up the sounds and alter the frequencies with the flip of a switch. You can directly target pests with the Range Switch -- Setting Range to High targets Insects and Bats while Low Range targets Rodents. Additionally, the Pitch Switch allows you to lock in a fixed frequency or emit a variable sound: the Fixed Pitch setting causes each speaker to emit a solid blasting tone – like an air horn -- while the Variable setting cycles through a wide range of frequencies for a Squalling & Chaotic Siren Effect. Don’t settle for frustration… Let the multiple switches on each device work for you. We are here to help every single customer via Amazon
Direct Pest Targeting: High Range for Insects/Bats and Low Range for Rodents.
Switch up the Ultrasonic Sounds with the click of a switch.
Fixed Pitch = Two High Impact Holding Tones out of each speaker Targeting either High or Low Range.
Variable Pitch = High Impact Siren effect cover all Ranges High and Low. "Repelling All"
High Impact Electromagnetic for Deep Inner Wall Repelling. No Adjustment as it starts inner-wall repelling the minute you plug-in.
Reviewer: HRP
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: ... the ET Pest Control six months ago and am Amazed at how quickly it got rid of bats which ...
Review: I purchased the ET Pest Control six months ago and am Amazed at how quickly it got rid of bats which were hanging on the brick outside my front entrance foyer. I noticed droppings in the corner of my outside foyer for over a year and assumed it was chipmunk droppings. I wish I had known what it was immediately because a bat actually got inside my house. There may be things scarier but it was frightening. I had a bat removal service come out and they noticed those droppings immediately to be bat guano(bat poo). They secured my exterior from bats entering but they said they couldn't prevent them from hanging outside my front door area unless i put up netting. That would have been an eye sore but was willing to do anything. I first decided to try this product and see if it would work. No kidding, after 24 hours there hasn't been any sightings of bats or of any bat poo. I am just so relieved that this product is effective and gets rid of bats. On top of it, their customer service is top notch! I highly recommend this product for anyone with critter problems. Thanks DnR Technologies!!Sincerely,David HFrankfort, IL

Reviewer: Mark
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Bats are apparently gone!
Review: Bats have been an issue in my attic. Once we observed 17 leaving on their nightly mission. I started these up at night after the bats had left the house for the night and we've had these installed for about two weeks now with no evidence of bats -- none observed leaving the house at dusk, and no bat poop on the deck. We set up one on either side of the attic and one in the top floor living area. Within one or two days we noticed the absence of droppings. I like the fact that you can target bats vs other rodents specifically with these and the sounds emitted do not affect my dogs at all. I also like the settings where you can have continuous sound or variable which apparently adds to irritation of the bats. Hopefully, my bat problem is gone. Now I'll have to set up a bat house for the little critters. 😉

Reviewer: ktw
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works for Argentine Ants
Review: We were skeptical. I read all of the claims online that ants would be unaffected by ultrasonic frequencies. But we were desperate and this particular one got good reviews, so we gave it a try. We have had ant and spider problems for a very long time, particularly during the summer. One week in, my partner and I have agreed that this is working for Argentine ants. (Need more time to come to a conclusion on spiders and thief ants as they are less frequent in our apartment).Anyways. Here's what happened. We plugged the things in on high, variable, continuous frequencies. After a few days we started seeing a handful of ants wandering around aimlessly. We thought hmm...maybe not working. But, we did notice that they weren't forming lines or going after food etc. We thoroughly cleaned our house and swept up dead ant bodies from previous (unsuccessful) attempts and ant control. The next day, there were more dead ant bodies. I thought hmmm..guess I didn't do a good job. So we swept them up again and crawled on the floor to make sure they were ALL gone. Next morning, an additional handful of dead ant bodies. After watching a few of the ants closely, they seem to walk aimlessly for a few minutes and then seize up and die (I've watched a few do this...). I am fairly certain this is due to this device because repeated trials showed that our previous methods would kill ants immediately but after a few days have no effect and it had been at least a week since we had taken other action.I was surprised because I thought at best, this device would annoy and repel ants but they seem to be dying. A search online suggests that devices like this may actually work in this way... My hope is that the device is currently flushing them from the walls and we will stop accumulating their bodies in a couple days.I would give this a million stars, except...we can both hear the devices ever so softly. They are not as noticeable in fixed frequency mode though. In fixed frequency mode, I only hear them if I put my ear right up to them. Even in variable mode, during the day I don't hear them but in the quiet of the night after the birds have gone to sleep, I hear them. Not too bothersome to me (or my cats) but could bother others.

Reviewer: Noone
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Two flaws-uses entire outlet and clicks annoyingly
Review: These type of units seem to work for me, and I have bought several over the years. I only have a little mouse incursion in the fall, which I can quickly trap out. I live right in the woods, have and old house, have dog food and chicken food around, and am a sloppy person. These things add up to mouse heaven. Before I used these units (albeit in a different house), I had horrible mouse problems.This particular model takes up your ENTIRE outlet, so if that's important, you're warned. Also, it has a "random" mode, which I want to use. It makes a bunch of annoying clicks, however, when the mode changes. I use that mode in the garage, but in the house, I have to turn it off or go crazy. Anyone coming in to the garage or porch always asks "what's that noise??". That makes me unhappy. The outlet thing is beyond annoying.