Under Hood Repellent for Car Rat Repeller Squirrel Rodent Repeller Ultrasonic Mice Repellent Mouse Deterrent Cab Rodent Repellent with Ultrasounds and LED Flashing Lights for Vehicle Engine Garage

This was my third purchase of a under car pest controlled device for my brand new car.However this is a hybrid, and due to it having a high voltage system, I was unable to use it however, after contacting the company, they allowed me to return it even after the return date and I very much appreciate them and their customer service I would buy from them next time I get a new car👍👍

When we take our fifth wheel camping. We usually go for about 2 weeks. One of the downsides to this is that the mice like to start coming around. Usually, the last few days of these trips. We are driven crazy every morning by mice that managed to get up the jack stand and into the open area in front/ above the bedroom at the front of the camper. So when I came across these while preparing for this year's trip. I didn't hesitate at buying them. We are about 1/2 way into the trip. And I haven't seen a single sign of mice. So far, we are happy campers.

It easily connected to my battery. So far no more mice

I can not hook it up in GARA

Easy to install

was having rat issues under the hood. Had several hundred dollars' worth of damage to a wire harness. So I tried peppermint oil but still saw the rat run from the truck when I started it up. I got and installed this device in less than 5 minutes and have had no more issues.

We had signs of rodents or squirrels under the hood of my truck so I got this. I've had it in about 3 weeks and haven't seen any more activity so it's either working or it was coincidental timing.I'm using batteries in it, I didn't want to hook it up to my vehicle.

We live in the country and need to park the pickup truck and other yard equipment in the great outdoors. This is pine forest, and rodents and chipmunks are everywhere. Mice and even packrats can get into the equipment and do serious damage. I spray with pure peppermint oil mixed with water, and that works. However, the spray has to be repeated every month or so or it loses potency, and I don’t always keep on schedule. I had a rodent eat through the tubes and wiring on my the truck’s air conditioning system, and believe me, that was expensive.I got this electronic rodent repeller to help with the ongoing war against the rats and squirrels. You can either use 4 AA batteries to run the device (not included), or, as I did, attach it to the car battery with the provided cable. It drains very little power.When it senses movement, the unit puts out strong ultrasonic sound (I can’t hear it so I take their word for that), plus flashing lights. I’m glad to add this to my anti-rodent arsenal.