TP-100 4-Channel Ultrasonic Rodent RepellerTP-100 4-Channel Ultrasonic Rodent Repeller
FOUR-CHANNEL ULTRASONIC MOUSE & RAT DETERRENT

TP-100 — Calm at Home. Order at Work.

TP-100 is an ultrasonic deterrent for mice and rats, made for open indoor spaces such as homes, offices, storage rooms and workshops. Its four output channels work across a shifting 25–40 kHz range.

Place it somewhere with a clear space in front and keep it running as the manual describes. Look after your home and your work; it works in the background.

2.000 TL
1
4 output channels
25–40 kHz variable frequency
Up to 100–130 m² for mice, rats and bats*
3-year warranty

*A maximum for a single open indoor space. Walls, closed doors and dense furnishings reduce reach. Technical figures on this page come from the product's technical specification.

Three Different Spaces. The Same Expectation.

Home, storage and workplace. The expectation is the same in all three: that a mouse or rat problem does not become the centre of the day.

At Home

In an open kitchen, a living room or a pantry, TP-100 works in the background. You keep food sealed and crumbs cleared; together they work better than either alone.

In Storage

Shelves are full and there are many ways in. Place the device where it faces an open aisle, and keep the waste routine going.

At Work

In an office, a workshop or a small business it works quietly. It is not a device your customers will notice.

INSIDE THE HOUSING

Four Ultrasonic Outputs in One Body.

TP-100 has four separate output channels, in a body designed to a 180° angle. This helps spread the ultrasonic signal into one open space from more than one direction. Four channels does not mean reaching beyond walls.

Single-output layout

TP-100: four-output layout

The schematic shows output directions; it is not a coverage guarantee.

output channels

What Does 180° Mean?

The device is designed to sit near a wall with its outputs facing the room. 180° describes that placement direction.

The device does not hold one fixed tone; it works across a shifting 25–40 kHz range.

Walls and Doors Divide the Space.

Ultrasound does not pass through solid walls or closed doors, and dense furnishings weaken the signal. A separate room is therefore a separate space. If you have two rooms in mind, plan two separate placements.

What's Included

  • TP-100 device

The Technical Build of TP-100

Four Output Channels

It has four separate ultrasonic output channels.

25–40 kHz Variable Frequency

The signal shifts across a 25–40 kHz range rather than holding one tone.

15 × 7 × 21 cm

The measurements you need to plan where it will sit.

850 g ABS Housing

Helps the device sit flat and stay where it is placed.

180° Placement Design

Made for positioning the outputs towards the room.

Three-Year Warranty

Subject to the store's published warranty terms.

TECHNICAL FIGURES

  • Operating temperature: −35 °C to +55 °C
  • Acoustic scan description: 360°
  • Operating life: 8–10 years

Coverage Depends on the Animal.

The 100–130 m² figure on this page is for mice, rats and bats. It is a maximum for a single open indoor space, and placement and obstacles reduce reach.

Mice, rats and bats — up to 100–130 m²*

If you are considering it for another animal, ask us before you buy.

Four Steps to Correct Use.

Define the space, reduce what attracts them, place the device and check on it now and then.

Define the Space

Decide which open indoor space the device will work in, and roughly how many square metres it is. Count separate rooms separately.

Sort Out Food and Entry Points

Keep food sealed, empty waste regularly and close the gaps you can reach.

Place the Device

Follow the manual. Put it on a flat surface with clear space in front, away from dense furnishings.

Run It and Watch

Keep it switched on. If you keep seeing signs, review the placement and the entry points again.

Not sure where the device should go? Read the placement guide

It Runs Continuously. It Asks Very Little of You.

TP-100 is designed to stay on. It asks two things of you: that nothing blocks the space in front of it, and that you check its position now and then. It is covered by a three-year warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Usually no. Ultrasound does not pass through walls or closed doors, so separate rooms need separate placements.

  • Mice, rats and bats. It is a maximum for a single open space.

  • Yes. Solid walls and closed doors block most of the signal.

  • They spread the signal into one space from more than one direction. They do not carry it past walls.

  • Somewhere flat with clear space in front. The manual suggests floor level or no more than 30–40 cm above it.

  • Yes. It is not designed for intermittent use.

  • We cannot give an exact time. It depends on the animal, how much activity there already is, access to food and shelter, placement and the shape of the room. Follow the instructions, keep up the cleaning and exclusion steps, and watch for signs.

Where to place it: acoustics and placement guide