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ET Pest Control (Bat targeting system)

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Condition
New
Model
B003MOEDJ0
Dimensions
4"L x 2"W x 7"H
Weight
8 oz
Color
white
Material
Plastic
Style
ultrasonic, electronic

Features 5

  • Pest Direct Targeting (Target all the ET's Power to either BATS / Insects or Rodents)
  • High Impact Ultrasonic Sounds covering 5000 sq. ft.
  • Electromagnetic High Impact Repelling (For Deep Inner Wall Repelling)
  • Twin Scanning Technology (Helps Repel Pest with Greater Demand)

Description

Brand:DNR Tech. Color:white Features: Pest Direct Targeting (Target all the ET's Power to either BATS / Insects or Rodents) High Impact Ultrasonic Sounds covering 5000 sq. ft. Electromagnetic High Impact Repelling (For Deep Inner Wall Repelling) Twin Scanning Technology (Helps Repel Pest with Greater Demand) Pest Confusion Selector (Hit pest with different Repulsive Sounds) Publisher:DnR Technologies LLC. Warranty:ET Pest Control is covered with a one year warranty that covers defective parts. If something has gone wrong with the ET Pest Control unit within the year of purchase, you can return your product and we here at DNR Technologies LLC. will fix the problem or either replace it with a new one. All return shipping fees must be paid by the customer. If the ET Pest Control unit has Massive exterior or internal damage the 1 Year Warranty Will Not Apply. A D&R Technologies LLC. Technician will decide if Massive exterior or internal damage has occurred upon a return. Details:ET Pest Control gives you Direct Targeting Control. High Range Targets Insects/BATS. For Insects customers have reported success in repelling ants, beetles, bees, bedbugs, centipedes, cockroaches, crickets, earwigs, fleas, flies, mosquitoes, moths, scorpions, spiders, termites, water bugs, silverfish, ticks, etc. Low Range Targets rodents such as mice, rats, squirrels, etc. (if you do not see your pest problem, e-mail us so we could help you find out if the ET Pest Control can do the job) ET Pest Control Powerful Repelling Techniques: 1) High Impact Ultrasonic Sounds: Coverage of 5000 sq. ft. in open area this technology drives most pest problem crazy driving them out of your home or business. An example of HIUS would be like your ear right next to a train horn or fire engine siren. 2) Twin Scanning Technology: Instead of your common one speaker pest repeller the ET Pest Control was build with TST, this is Two High Powered Speakers that are off set just enough to give you greater repelling coverage. 3) Electromagnetic High Impact Repelling: The ET Electromagnetic Repelling utilizes the wiring within your walls sending signals tuned towards irritating pest to the max! This type of repelling is the first line of defense when pests try and enter your home. As this technology is a secondary repellent there is nothing that you need to set as you simply plug-in the ET and the wiring within your walls starts to repel. UPC: EAN:0 Package Dimensions:6.9 x 3.7 x 2.3 inches

Specs 18

Brand DNR Tech.
Color white
Style ultrasonic, electronic
Material Plastic
Product Dimensions 4"L x 2"W x 7"H
Item Weight 8 ounces
Number of Pieces 1
Target Species Ant, Bat, Bee, Beetle, Cockroach, Cricket, Flea, Fly, Mosquito, Moth, Mouse, Rat, Scorpion, Silverfish, Spider, Squirrel

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Top Amazon Reviews


It worked like magic in northern WI!
We recently moved to the central northwoods of Wisconsin to a cabin converted into a home in the middle of the woods. Moving from the suburbs of Chicago, the only thing that worried me about the change in scenery would be the almost guaranteed mice problem. Mice as critters don't frighten me. They're cute in pet stores, but when I see or hear one in my HOUSE and I'm not expecting it, the surprise absolutely scares me to death and makes me feel like I can't be at ease in my own home (a terrible feeling). Anyhow, after doing many hours of research online, I found out about the peppermint oil trick, using copper mesh and caulk to stuff up obvious entryways, using a rodent-deterring pepper-based spray that I bought here on Amazon, keeping food in airtight containers and/or refrigerated (no more cookies on the countertop!), and keeping your house free of crumbs. I now have a mouse-fighting "action pack" containing all of the above items. One thing I didn't immediately buy was a high-frequency electronic sound repeller (such as the ET Pest Control System) since I had read many reviews that said these gadgets were hit-and-miss and more frequently than not didn't do squat. I mean, who wants to waste money on something that doesn't work? Even after all this prep, last month (mid-August), we saw our first mouse in the house. Totally disappointing especially since I had such high hopes in the peppermint oil. After we chased him out and sealed that entry hole, we started hearing SCRATCHING from within the walls! It would go on and off throughout the day, sometimes in the kitchen, sometimes in the family room. It seemed that for the moment they couldn't get into the house but from the persistent scratching noises, it sounded like they were trying really hard to bust through. We placed several peppermint oil balls (and sprayed peppermint oil/water mix PLUS sprayed the pepper spray) next to the walls with the scratching but this did not deter the inter-wall rodents at all. Didn't even phase them - they just kept gnawing and scratching away. After the first few days I caved in and started reading reviews about the ultrasonic deterrent gadgets. This particular device had better reviews than most and I really liked that the company's owner took time to respond to less-than-perfect feedback here on Amazon. I made the choice to order this device. When it arrived in the mail, I had been hearing those scratching sounds in the wall earlier that day. I plugged this unit in on a floor-level outlet in the kitchen facing the most active mouse-scratching wall. After that day, I haven't heard any scratching sounds from within the walls. Not a peep. Totally amazed. Granted, it's only mid-September now so we'll see if it keeps up its performance when it gets colder outside. I'd like to order a second unit just in case this first one ever fails, but it appears they're out of stock here on Amazon. Hoping the company is still in business. PERTINENT NOTES: Our home is 950 sq. ft. in a forested, rural area in northern WI (nearest neighbor is about 1/2 mile down the road). Our one unit is plugged into a floor-level outlet facing the previously most active wall. Since this item didn't ship Prime, it did take a while to receive it in the mail. My settings on the unit are per manufacturer's suggestions for rodents: Range: Low; Pitch: Variable; Output: Continuous. When I am in the kitchen I can faintly hear the high-pitched sounds it's emitting but it's a small price to pay for no mice! UPDATE Nov. 19 2014 - We actually bought a second unit to supplement the first one to ensure full directional coverage across the house because we started hearing scratching from within a different wall. Ever since the second unit powered on, no mice sounds, no mice in the house! Would whole-heartedly recommend these units to anyone suffering from mouse problems. We live in the middle of the woods and made it through autumn without having any mouse problems! That's unheard of! Interesting side note: To be proactive, we set out regular UN-BAITED snap traps along the perimeter outside our house in areas where we thought they may be getting in (we are on a slab). During the late fall months, we'd catch about 1 mouse a day in them, totaling about 20 mice since we started doing this. The ultrasonic pest control definitely keeps them OUT of the house, but doesn't seem to penetrate through exterior walls. UPDATE March 12 2015 - We did have two mice (one mouse, one vole) make it into our home during the winter months, both of which we saw upon entry (we heard them moving around in the attic first) and we were able to snap trap them immediately. Not sure why those two chose to enter our home with the two sonic devices on. Perhaps they were desperate or deaf? I still think that the devices have greatly deterred many mice from making the effort to enter our home and I plan on buying another one of these devices for our garage once we have power setup in that building. I mentioned previously that I was able to faintly hear the high-pitched sounds coming form the device. If you switch it to Pitch: Fixed instead of Pitch: Variable, it won't make the audible high-pitched sounds. My guess is the higher pitch noise would be the sound that deters bugs vs rodents. We made the choice to keep the Output set to Continuous instead of Intermittent. The manufacturer's documentation states that after running it on Continuous for a few weeks you can choose to switch it to Intermittent to save on energy. Not sure if this would help/hurt our mouse control results. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2014 by Lorraine Wolfe

Woah. It actually works.
The box this product comes in, that font, the font color, and that cheesy-looking looking drop shadow are about the only things wrong with this product. Basically, this product looks silly. However, if you are wondering if this product works on bats, I can confirm that it does. I had a major night roosting bat problem on my front porch area. I've tried everything short of going out and buying a BB gun to shoot them (yes, I know that's illegal) or paying someone $500 to remove them. I mean, bats are great at eating the bugs that annoy us, which I'm all for, but bats don't belong in or around our homes in areas where they can create biological hazards. Their droppings were everywhere on my front porch and I've tried every home remedy and researched the problem extensively. The main issue I kept running into with my research is that most "solutions" to bat problems involve them getting into the home itself and then the home owner does an "exclusion" where they can get out but not back in and then the entry point is sealed up. Those solutions won't work in an open-air, front porch, night roosting scenario. So I ran into this device here on Amazon and had some money from some gift cards that someone gave me, so I figured, "Why not? I've tried everything else." The device arrived way ahead of when it was supposedly going to. I had seen about 15 to 20 bats night roosting on my porch the night before. I set up this device exactly as per the instructions and made sure it was in an optimal area for maximum coverage. I was dismayed to learn that it would take several weeks to get rid of my problem. Bats are semi-intelligent...I've discovered that they will poop on anything they don't like to send a message. I forgot to turn on a light one evening during one of my attempts to get rid of them and woke the next morning and the light was completely covered in bat guano but the ground was clean. The bats were exacting revenge for my attempt at ruining their night roosting place with a bright light. This device is plugged in to just run continuously. My main concern was that the dogs in my neighborhood would start barking up a storm and I wouldn't be able to sleep at night. Fortunately, that hasn't happened. If anything, the dogs have been surprisingly quiet - maybe the bats were the cause of all the barking - so now that the bats are gone the dogs have nothing to bark at? What did happen is that the first night this device was up and running, I poked my head out and saw that annoying colony of bats just chilling out as usual (and pooping) but they seemed quite a bit agitated. So I tested that theory, threw on my shoes, and I stepped outside. As soon as I stepped outside, they ALL took off. Usually a few stubbornly hang around after that. The surprising thing is that I haven't seen a single bat or new droppings anywhere since then. Annoy them + one good scare = gone for good? Time will tell but I'm pretty sure this system is doing its job. My only remaining concerns are in regards to waterproofing and the summer heat. The device is outside and, while it is under a porch roof and therefore somewhat protected, it is still more exposed to the elements than if it were indoors. I seriously doubt rain will actually ever reach it, but moisture in the air might condense on the device. The summer heat can reach over 120 F. So there is the possibility of fried circuits and melted plastic in my near future. Supposedly humans can't hear this device. However, I am able to hear the circuitry itself change pitch as it emits its sounds. It isn't particularly loud to me as I have to be pretty close to hear it. However, I have very sensitive ears and can hear sounds many people my age (and younger) cannot. That all said, this device worked to remove my bat problem in under 24 hours. Your mileage may vary. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2014 by Ted Horton

It Works...Just be Patient
I had problems with this working at first which lead me to believe it wasn't because I started seeing critters scampering across my kitchen floor and too many times I found droppings on my kitchen counter. After a month (yes, I should have contacted the manufacturer sooner, but I didn't) I finally contacted the manufacturer one evening. The company was closed, so I left a message telling that my mousey problem seemed to have gotten worse. I also let them know that I'd changed the settings as the instructions said if the problem didn't get better. They called me back the very next day. After speaking to a very nice rep she said my kitchen size may require another unit. She said she was sending me another one and for me to also put that in my kitchen. Then she said I might even need another one in the room beside my kitchen. So she sent me two additional units. Since I've had the additional units plugged in, I have not found mouse poop on my kitchen counters and I haven't seen any running across my kitchen floor. I am keeping my fingers crossed and hope that my problem has been resolved. Without hesitation, I give their customer service 5-stars. I give 4-stars for the unit because eventhough it only has one electrical adapter, the unit itself covers the whole electrical faceplate thus dedicating the whole outlet to this unit, so when I want to use my toaster oven, I have to unplug the ET, plug in the toaster and when finished with the toaster, plug the ET back in. I also had an under-cabinet light over my other kitchen countertop, but because the ET is plugged in there now, I can't use my light. I just wish it didn't cover the additional outlet. Update as of 1/6/16 I don't quite get it, but this thing is still going strong. With the addition of the extra units...no mice. I am feeling much more comfortable walking into my kitchen at night. I'm still cautious after our bout with mice on my counter and sometimes scurrying across my kitchen floor. But no more of that. I have finally put My dish drainer back on my counter and I no longer find turds on the counter, none on my stove and none on the dish drainer. Thank goodness because I was a nervous wreck due to the mice. These units are amazing! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2015 by B-More Mom & Luvin' It

Product died after 5 weeks
This machine only worked for about 5 weeks. Just passed the 30 day return time. It wasn’t worth the money and didn’t solve my bat issue.
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2026 by Amazon Customer

Pest Control
The ET Pest Cobtrol Bat Targeting System is a decent system that helps to reduce the presence of bat populations. It help to repel pest by two different methods one that uses your homes electrical wiring to electromagnetic to repel the pests and the other method uses the 2 speaker system on the product to play pest repelling noises. This product did all right with repelling pests tho there were still some rodents wondering around even when the machine was in use. It did not work to get rid of cockroach’s. It has different settings you can use to target your specific pest you’re trying to get rid of. There is also a convenient light at the bottom of the product for nighttime use. This product is safe to use around your pets except for your rodent pets. Compared to other products similar to this one the price is right in the middle so it is worth its value. They have fast shipping and a customer service team based out of the USA to help with any problems that may arise. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2025 by Brandon Ruck

Trial and Error lead to Solid Results
So behind one of the walls of my bedroom is where there is a kind of out building with a staircase that leads down into my basement. I have been having bat problems in this area for awhile now. Their scratching and wing beating has been responsible for waking me up not infrequently (I work third shift). Having reached my limit I bought this device after looking at several online here - many reviews for similar devices seem fraudulent as there are many reviews all written by folks with eastern European sounding last names and the like. So I took a chance with this one. First I plugged it into an outlet that is on the wall on the other side of the outbuilding/staircase that I mentioned. Consequently the speaker was pointing in the opposite direction, but I was hoping that the emf signals coming off of the home wiring would be enough to drive the vermin out. I had little success. It seemed to have some effect but not much. This first trial was about a week. Next I plugged the device into an extension cord so that I could point the speaker directly at the wall (on the other side of which was my problem). Again, some effect but not much. Finally I took the device with my extension cord, plugged it in downstairs in the basement and ran the cord and device actually into the bottom of the stairwell itself pointing upwards. The first night I heard the culprit beating away, seemingly agitated. The next night nothing. It has now been a week and I have not had a return of any bat in the area. I think my advice here would be for maximum effect try to get the device actually within the space where the bat or bats are - you may not have good results if you expect the sound waves to travel effectively through walls. Also point the speaker at the area that is a problem - if it is pointing in the opposite direction you also may not have good results. Follow the directions for whatever creature you are driving out - for me it was bats, so I used the continuous emitting /variable frequency setting. You cant expect immediate results here, and if you still have no success after two weeks there is a phone number and email provided to get in touch with the company - they seem very willing and able to help. I am impressed with the final result that I have reached, and now I will try to block off entrances to assist in keeping my home bat free. Update: I was bat free for over a month thanks to this device, and I finally purchased some copper meshing to fill some holes I found that was the entrance way for the bats. NO BATS NOW - SO HAPPY!!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2019 by Fangzine

A sceptic now being convinced
Let me start off by saying that I have never written a review before. I purchased this device because I made a loft apartment in an old manufacturing building. For the last few years I have had one or two bats enter and fly the same pattern around the apartment for about 30-45 minutes and then leave. It was nerve racking and I tried tons of things to get rid of them. With it being a large old building there are holes throughout that building that they could always enter? Almost impossible to find and fill them all. I had my girlfriend move in a few months ago and when she saw and found out about my room mates she freaked out! I researched this type of device and to be honest did not give it any glimpse of thought that it would actually work. But it was showing my GF that I was making and effort. The very first night I head the little fellows enter to start their normal pattern. It never happened, they flew to one side of the room and stopped, then to the other side and stopped. Never before did they ever do what they were doing. Within about 3-4 minutes of this behavior they left. If I did not see the immediate change in their behavior I would never have believed it. After that first night they have not ever been seen or heard since. I kept telling myself it has been cold out, or it has been raining that night. I always was convinced that the second it is warm out and it is not raining they will be back. It has never happened. What we noticed last night and what pushed me over to actually write a review was that we sit on our deck each evening and enjoy dinner. We do not have candles or any type of insect repellent helping out We have NEVER seen a mosquitoes yet. We have stayed outside all evening long and enjoyed the warm beautiful quite nights and have never been bothered by mosquitoes. Can I say for sure it was this device? No idea, all I know I am glad I purchased it and now my brother just bought one for his lake house. I am glad I chose this one and would buy it again in a second after seeing what it has done. I hope this helps with those on the fence. I was and to be honest still skeptical but you cannot deny the results thus far. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2019 by Fred Miavitz

One of the more expensive electronic pest repellants and still didn't work for me.
Bought this in February after seeing two mice. Bought two units for my 1600 sq foot home and placed one upstairs and one downstairs even though the directions say I would only need 1 unit for a home of my size. Since then I've seen 5 more mice. Luckily my cat has found most of them first. I don't think these have done anything, UPDATE 9/1/15 After my initial 1-star review DnR Technologies went above and beyond to try to help me out. They emailed, they called, and when I didn't call back right away, they called again. Clearly they wanted to make me happy which was good because another mouse was spotted in my kitchen recently. Before I could even get in touch with them, they refunded my purchase price, which I didn't even request. After we connected they told me that 2 units may not be sufficient for my house and they sent four additional units for free and suggestions for taking care of the problem once and for all. I never had a serious infestation so it will take some time to tell whether the additional units and suggestions work (the last mouse I found was the first one in months). I'll give it a few months and if there are no mice, I can pretty much say that it will be as a result of these products. And I plan to update my review then. If a review was based all on customer service, these guys would get 5 out of 5 stars easily. I just can't say at this point that they have worked for me. But I am confident that they will based on other reviews and the fact that DnR is giving me so many additional units for free which I don't think they would do unless they were confident they worked and could get rid of my mice. I will say that even though the 2 units I purchased weren't enough to take care of the problem, if the company treats everyone the same way I was treated, you really have nothing to lose by giving the product a try. I'm hoping that in a few months I can give them 5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2015 by Amanda&Peter
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