Ultrasonic method
The ultrasonic method uses devices that emit high-frequency sound waves, imperceptible to the human ear, creating a hostile environment for rodents and insects. This technology complements other control methods as part of an integrated pest management program.
How it works
Ultrasonic devices emit sound waves at frequencies above 20,000 Hz that cause stress and disorientation in rodents and some insects. Waves vary in frequency and intensity to prevent pests from becoming accustomed to the stimulus. Equipment is strategically installed in critical areas such as warehouses, industrial kitchens, and storage facilities.
Advantages
The ultrasonic method is completely chemical-free and produces no residues. Devices operate continuously without interrupting building operations. It is a non-lethal method that acts as a repellent, ideal for complementing other control strategies. Installation is discreet and requires infrequent maintenance, making it practical for continuous operations in industrial, commercial, and storage sectors.
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