Avani Radar - Banish Mice And Rats For Good

Mice don't live where you can see them. They live inside your walls — nesting in insulation, breeding behind drywall, and chewing electrical wiring in the spaces you can't reach with a trap or a broom.

That's why traps catch one or two while the rest keep breeding. And why poison is even worse — it forces you to choose between a live infestation and dead mice rotting behind your walls, all while putting your dog or cat at risk of secondary poisoning from catching a poisoned mouse.

The Pet-Safe Variable Ultrasonic Rodent Repeller solves the problem at the source. It floods wall voids, subfloors, and hidden nesting spots with high-frequency sound waves calibrated to a mouse's ultra-sensitive hearing range — sound that stays completely silent and harmless to dogs, cats, and humans.

Because the frequency, pulse, and pattern constantly shift, a mouse's nervous system never adapts. To them, it feels like an active predator is stalking them 24/7. Live adults abandon their nests and flee the home entirely, breaking the breeding cycle before new litters are born.

Each unit covers up to 1,200 sq. ft. Most homes need one per floor, plus dedicated units for the kitchen, garage, attic, and basement — the four rooms mice enter and nest in first. A single unit protects one room. A full-home setup shuts the entire house down.

• Frequency Range: 25 kHz – 65 kHz variable sweep
• Wave Modulation: Random interval and pulse shift (prevents habituation)
• Coverage: Up to 1,200 sq. ft. per unit
• Power Draw: Under 3W — runs 24/7 for pennies a month
• Safety Profile: 100% non-toxic, chemical-free, pet-safe, child-safe
• Installation: Plug into any standard wall outlet
• Operation: Silent to humans, dogs, cats, and birds
• Best Deployment: One unit per room or 1,200 sq. ft. zone

Room-by-room coverage guide:

• 1 unit → single room protection (kitchen, bedroom)
• 2 units → small apartment or ground floor
• 4 units → average 3-bedroom home (main floor + basement + garage + attic)
• 6 units → larger home with multiple entry zones

Ultrasonic waves don't travel through solid walls — each floor and enclosed space needs its own unit to be fully protected.

Place units where mice actually travel, not where you see them. Mice run along baseboards and behind furniture. Plug units into outlets near the wall edge, not blocked by couches or dressers.

Cover the four entry-point rooms first: kitchen, garage, basement, and attic. These are where mice enter and nest before spreading elsewhere in the home. Homeowners who only plug in one unit in the living room and skip the garage almost always see mice return.

Give it 2–4 weeks for full results. You may hear increased scratching in the first few nights — that's the mice actively fleeing their nests. This is a good sign, not a bad one.

Don't unplug it once mice are gone. Scent trails from previous mice act as GPS beacons for new outdoor mice trying to move in. Keeping units running year-round is what prevents re-infestation — especially in fall when outdoor mice seek warmth.

Pair with basic sealing. Steel wool in visible gaps under sinks and around pipes, combined with continuous ultrasonic coverage, creates a complete barrier.

Multi-floor homes need multi-floor coverage. Sound doesn't travel through ceilings. If you hear scratching upstairs and downstairs, you need a unit on each level.

Try it in every room you're worried about for a full 60 days. If you don't see a clear reduction in scratching, droppings, or mouse activity, send it back for a full refund — no questions, no restocking fees, no hoops.

We offer 60 days because that's how long it takes to break a full breeding cycle and confirm the mice are gone for good. Two nights isn't enough. Two weeks isn't enough. Sixty days is.

Order the coverage your home actually needs — a full multi-unit setup for kitchen, garage, basement, and attic — and if it doesn't work in any single one of those rooms, return the whole order. Zero risk to protect every square foot of your home.