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Product Description
Ditch the harmful chemicals and opt for the iBye Ultrasonic Wave insect repeller: a harmless electronic device that keeps pests at bay. Designed to plug into any standard AC outlet, it uses ultrasonic, low-frequency sound waves that are only audible to pests like rats, spiders, roaches, ants, and more Read More
phoenixsongNo current video. It takes up to a week and it is difficult to record such an occurrence. There is, in the majority of our tests between 60 and 65% decrease in pests. This test was performed by leaving food around to measure the increase or in our case decrease in food consumption.
I have no knowledge of this device beyond what is written here, but I've been told that devices of this nature are unsuitable for homes that have dogs and/or cats as pets. I don't know if that's true, and if someone has first-hand experience I'd like to hear about it.
Can you explain this further? What frequencies do you use?
Because rabbits, which you say can be affected can hear up to around 40khz and hamsters that can only hear up to 28khz are also affected, but dog can hear up to 45khz and cats can hear up to near 65khz. I don't understand how what you're saying can be the case unless you're suggesting that there's something about rodent physiology other than hearing that is affected by ultrasound. If so, can you tell us what part of the rodent is affected and how?
How large of a diameter does it repel; if it even works effectively. Also, is this for us country folk who live in heavily wooded lots and are hounded by 20 mosquitoes at once?
painter306"Ultrasonic" sound waves are those that are higher frequency than human hearing. Sound waves with a lower frequency than the range of normal human hearing are often referred to as "infrasonic".
TheFuzzIt takes up to a week and it is difficult to record such an occurrence. There is, in the majority of our tests between 60 and 65% decrease in pests. This test was performed by leaving food around to measure the increase or in our case decrease in food consumption.
ethohomeI call your bluff. Present us with actual factual data or stop repeating the same message.
"I did leave food around while using 10 of your devices in a 1000 sqft area and I observed a 400% increase in pests." See, I can make any claim, in hopes for people to believe me. If there is no real data, and specially if it is not done by someone other than who sells the product, I call this BS science.