TP-200
A plug-in ultrasonic device with a discreet wood-look finish, engineered for homes that value calm, order and honest technology over noise and clutter.
A Calmer, Cleaner Living Space
Poison-Free by Design
Care for your home without dispensing poison, bait or chemical spray into the air your family breathes. TP-200 works acoustically — a quieter, cleaner approach that keeps floors and surfaces free of residue.
Natural Texture, Perfect Fit
Unlike cold, industrial plastics, its wood-look laminate finish blends gracefully with your home's furniture and aesthetics. It stays a discreet detail in the outlet, easy on the eyes.
Smart Frequency Cycle
It isn't built to blast one monotonous tone. Its custom chip moves through a variable cycle — resting at intervals, then returning with a fresh ultrasonic sweep — so the pattern keeps changing rather than staying static.
Silent for You. Engineered Around Real Acoustics.
Rodents can learn to tune out a single, monotonous tone over time, so TP-200 is built around a variable ultrasonic sweep instead of one fixed pitch. And because sound behaves the way physics dictates, we design around it: solid walls and closed doors can reduce or block ultrasound, and dense furniture can cast acoustic shadows. Place TP-200 in an open position facing the area where activity has been seen, and treat spaces separated by walls, doors or floors as separate placement decisions.
What's Included?
- Plug-In Ultrasonic Device
- Type-C Power Cable
- User Manual
The Quiet Anatomy of TP-200
Variable-Frequency Signal
Its custom chip drives a variable ultrasonic sweep rather than a single fixed tone, so the acoustic pattern keeps shifting instead of staying static.
Plug-In Indoor Device
Runs from a standard wall outlet using the included Type-C cable — no batteries and no refills to replace.
No Bait, Poison or Spray
Works acoustically and dispenses nothing into the room — no chemicals, no bait stations and no residue to clean up.
Discreet Wood-Look Finish
A wood-look laminate housing designed to blend with residential interiors instead of standing out as a device.
Flexible Configurations
Available as a single unit, a 3-unit set or a 6-unit set, so you can plan placement across separate indoor areas.
Placement-First Performance
How and where you place it matters most. Keep the acoustic path open, treat rooms split by walls or closed doors as separate placement decisions, and follow the model-specific user manual.
Your Prevention Routine, Step by Step
No countdown, no empty promises — a clear method you can follow and monitor.
Inspect
Walk the space and identify signs of activity, likely entry points and the open indoor zone you want to address.
Reduce Access
Seal gaps where you can and keep food, pet food, water and waste in closed containers, so the area is less inviting.
Place Thoughtfully
Set TP-200 in an open spot with a clear acoustic path — never hidden behind furniture or inside a cabinet — and follow the model's directions for use.
Monitor & Adjust
Keep watching for signs of activity. If it continues, revisit your prevention plan and bring in a qualified pest professional when needed.
Not sure where the device should go? Read the placement guide
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. By the nature of ultrasound, solid walls and closed doors substantially reduce or block it, and large furniture can create shadowed areas. For an open-plan space, one well-placed unit can face the whole zone; for a home with several closed rooms or multiple floors, plan on a unit per separate area — the 3-unit and 6-unit sets exist for exactly this.
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Use an open position with a clear path toward the area where you've seen activity. If you know a specific entry point — a pantry door, a vent gap, a balcony or a storage entrance — face the front of the device toward it. Avoid tucking it behind a sofa or inside a cabinet, and follow the user manual for height, orientation and electrical use.
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Ultrasonic devices are meant to target rodent hearing, but animals vary in how they respond to high-frequency sound. Check the model-specific guide before using around pets — especially pet rodents, rabbits or other ultrasound-sensitive animals — stop use if a pet shows distress, and ask your veterinarian if you're unsure.
