Make the Room Yours Again.
A plug-in, single-frequency ultrasonic deterrent designed for mice and bats in one open indoor zone. Place it thoughtfully in a kitchen, pantry, storage room or office, keep its acoustic path clear, and let it work quietly in the background of everyday life.
*Maximum indoor coverage stated in the technical source. Actual reach depends on placement, an open acoustic path, room geometry and obstacles. Walls and closed doors require separate placement decisions.
What a Room Feels Like When It Is Yours Again
Less visible intervention. Less mental clutter. A calmer everyday rhythm.
Walk Back Into the Kitchen with Ease
Don't let the possibility of activity organise your entire routine. With thoughtful placement, TP-70 provides room-focused ultrasonic support in one open indoor zone such as a kitchen.
Order Without Visible Clutter
Its compact plug-in form keeps the device discreet and the room visually uncluttered. The technology stays in the background while the room returns to everyday use.
Quiet Work in the Background
Designed to remain active in a suitable outlet, without batteries or an app to manage. Your day should not revolve around the room; the room should return to the rhythm of your day.
Designed Around the Physics of One Room.
Ultrasound needs a clear acoustic path. Solid walls, closed doors and large objects can reduce or block it. TP-70 does not make a whole-house promise; it is designed for thoughtful placement in one open indoor zone such as a kitchen, pantry, storage room or office.
Single-Frequency 25 kHz Output
TP-70 works with a fixed, single-frequency ultrasonic output centred at 25 kHz, delivered through one channel.
One Room, Open Acoustic Path
Spaces divided by solid walls or closed doors are separate acoustic zones, and each one is its own placement decision.
Keep One Metre Clear
Face the output into the room and keep at least one metre in front of the device free from cabinets, furniture and dense obstacles.
Designed for Continuous Use
Place it in a suitable outlet and keep it active according to the product instructions. Continue to manage food, waste and possible entry points.
What's Included
- Sonik TP-70 device
The Quiet Anatomy of Sonik TP-70
Direct Plug-In Use
A compact room device designed to operate from a suitable wall outlet, without a battery routine.
Single-Channel Ultrasonic Output
One focused output channel for a single open indoor zone.
120° Acoustic Scan Angle
The technical source specifies a 120° acoustic scan angle; placement and an unobstructed path still determine practical reach.
Compact 12 × 3.5 × 7 cm Form
A small footprint intended to sit discreetly at the outlet.
160 g ABS Housing
A lightweight enclosure documented as ABS in the supplied technical table.
Three-Year Warranty
Covered by a three-year warranty, subject to the store's published warranty terms.
Four Thoughtful Steps. One Room That Feels Yours Again.
Reliable expectations begin with thoughtful placement.
Choose the Room
Identify one open indoor zone where activity has been observed or where entry risk is concentrated: a kitchen, pantry, storage room or office.
Reduce Access and Attraction
Store food securely, manage waste and seal accessible gaps where practical. TP-70 supports a prevention plan; it does not replace structural measures.
Place It Thoughtfully
Use a suitable outlet, face the output into the open zone and keep at least one metre in front of it clear. Do not hide it behind furniture or inside a cabinet.
Keep It Active and Monitor
Operate the device continuously according to its instructions. If signs of activity continue, reassess placement and entry points, and seek qualified professional support where needed.
Not sure where the device should go? Read the placement guide
Frequently Asked Questions
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TP-70 is designed for one open indoor zone. Solid walls, closed doors and dense obstacles can reduce or block ultrasound, so separate rooms should be treated as separate placement decisions. Choose a model and quantity based on your actual layout rather than a whole-house promise.
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It is the maximum indoor area stated in the supplied technical source, not a guaranteed radius. Practical reach depends on room shape, placement, an open acoustic path and obstacles. A smaller obstructed room may need more careful placement than a larger open one.
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Do not plan on it. Solid walls and closed doors can significantly reduce or block the signal. Treat each separated room as its own acoustic zone.
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Use a suitable outlet in the room you want to address. Face the output into the open area, leave at least one metre clear in front, and avoid furniture, curtains or cabinets that create an acoustic shadow.
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The supplied usage information says the device should remain active continuously for the most effective use. Follow the final product manual, and inspect the room and entry points as part of the same prevention routine.
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The supplied technical table lists mice and bats. This does not extend to insects or every pest. Bat-related use can be subject to local wildlife rules; follow the product instructions and seek local professional guidance where required.
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No guaranteed timetable is promised. Results can vary with the room, placement, obstacles, entry points and animal behaviour. Keep the device positioned and operating according to the instructions, maintain sanitation and exclusion measures, and reassess if signs continue.
