Ultrasonic Squirrel Repeller - Get Rid Of Squirrels

Get rid of squirrels – without chemicals, traps or bad smells

Squirrels in the attic, the garage or around the house? This ultrasonic repeller sends out high-frequency sound waves that squirrels pick up but people can't hear. It drives away unwelcome guests without chemicals or harsh odors, works silently for you and your family, and is safe around kids and pets.

Why You'll Love It

• Repels squirrels & more – ultrasonic waves drive off squirrels, bats, mosquitoes, roaches and spiders.
• Silent to humans – the frequencies are far above human hearing, so your home stays quiet.
• No chemicals or odors – no poisons, no radiation, no hazardous smells, no traps to empty.
• Safe for kids & pets – does not affect children, the elderly, pregnant women, dogs or household appliances.
• Pests can't get used to it – frequency-conversion technology keeps switching between ultrasonic frequencies throughout the day.
• Covers 100–800 sq ft – one unit protects a room, attic, garage or other area.

Perfect For

• Attics, garages and basements
• Kitchens, pantries and living spaces
• Sheds, porches and areas around the yard
• Offices, warehouses and stores

Specifications

• Type: electronic ultrasonic pest repeller
• Targets: squirrels, bats, mosquitoes, roaches, spiders
• Technology: variable ultrasonic frequencies (frequency conversion)
• Coverage: approx. 100–800 sq ft per unit
• Use: indoors and outdoors (front and back yard)
• Chemical-free and odor-free
• Color: white with dark navy sides
• In the box: 1 × ultrasonic repeller

FAQ

Can I hear it? No. The ultrasonic waves are far above the human hearing range, so it runs silently for you.

Is it safe for my dog and kids? Yes. It uses no chemicals or hazardous odors and is safe for people and pets.

Won't the squirrels just get used to it? The repeller keeps switching between different ultrasonic frequencies throughout the day, so pests don't adapt to it.

How much area does one unit cover? About 100–800 sq ft. For larger homes or several problem areas, use one unit per area.