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Stop sharing your home with mice and rats.

RodiVexβ„’ Rodent Repellent by Rove Lab

The scratching. The droppings. The feeling that they could turn up anywhere. Put RodiVex to work to help drive rodents away with changing, high-pitched sound. Plug in at your key indoor locations and take your home back.

Help drive mice & rats away.

Sound designed to make staying uncomfortable.

No poison bait near your food.

The device uses electronic sound output.

Plug in. Choose. Leave it running.

One button. No app or battery changes.

Equip the rooms that matter.

More devices. Lower price per unit.

An unwelcome sound for rodents. A simple next step for you.

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It is your home. You should feel at ease in it.

The house goes quiet.
Then you hear it again.

A scratch behind the cabinet. A rustle near the pantry. You stop what you are doing and listen. Was that a mouse? Where did it go? What has it been near?

Now every cupboard comes with a second look.You check the food. Wipe the counter again. Wonder whether that dropping is new.

You should not have to brace yourself to make coffee.Or switch on the kitchen light and wait for something to dart across the floor.

You want the problem to leave, so you can relax.Less listening. Less checking. A home that feels like yours again.

RodiVex gives you a simple way to push back. Plug it into your key indoor spaces and put changing, high-pitched sound to work to help discourage mice and rats from staying.

See how sound becomes a deterrent ↓
A mouse beside chewed food packaging in a pantry
Variable-pitch deterrence

A sound they can hear.
A place they would rather leave.

Think of a noise you want to walk away from. Ultrasonic deterrence uses that simple idea: make the nearby space uncomfortable for rodents, so they are encouraged to move away.

01 Β· Plug in RodiVex plugged into a wall outlet

Send out the sound.

RodiVex produces changing, high-pitched sound. Its ultrasonic setting reaches above the range people usually hear.

02 Β· Make it unwelcome A mouse near a wall with sound waves

Give rodents a reason to go.

Mice and rats can hear ultrasonic pitches. The deterrent is designed to make being near the sound less comfortable.

03 Β· Encourage them away A mouse moving away from the sound

Help turn them away.

The goal: less rodent activity in the places you use every day. Keep it powered and give the sound a clear path.

Plug in. Select a setting. Let the sound do its job.

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Laboratory research Β· Mice Β· 2022

Mice favored the room without the repeller.

In a Hebei University experiment, researchers observed avoidance of a commercial ultrasonic repeller during a 10-day test. They also reported changes in behavior associated with stress.

An unwelcome sound can change where a mouse chooses to spend its time.

That is the idea behind ultrasonic deterrence: use sound to make staying nearby less appealing.

Ultrasonic output sending a mouse away
The compact RodiVex device with its single front button
One button. Three sound profiles. Different pitches.
The same simple setup.

Choose the sound for your space. Check the indicator. Leave it powered.

Understand the settings in seconds

Three sound profiles.
One rodent-focused setup.

Mice and rats hear both high-pitched and ultrasonic sound. The three settings give you different ranges to work with. Choose the output profile for your space, then check the indicator.

Mice & rats Β· Wider lower range

A wider sweep of audible high pitches.

9–15 kHz Β· Treble

Sweeps across a wider band of high pitches within rodent hearing. This is the broader of the two lower-frequency profiles.

Why choose it?
You want a wider lower-frequency sweep in a suitable space where audible sound is acceptable.

What will you notice?
This range may be audible to people. Use it where the sound is acceptable and follow the device instructions.

Rodent deterrence Β· Above usual human hearing

High pitches, without a lower audible tone.

25–66 kHz Β· Ultrasonic

Changing ultrasonic output supports the sound-deterrent approach while staying above the range people typically hear.

Why choose it?
You want the ultrasonic option for a room you use regularly.

What will you notice?
Check the front indicator. You do not need to hear the output to see which setting you have selected.

Mice & rats Β· Narrower lower range

An alternative, narrower sound profile.

14–15 kHz Β· Bass

Concentrates the frequency sweep into a narrower band, also within rodent hearing. An alternative profile for the same sound-based setup.

Why does it exist?
It gives you a narrower pitch range than Treble. Select it when you want that alternative sound profile and the instructions allow.

What will you notice?
Despite the name β€œBass,” this is a high pitch, not a low rumble. People may hear it.

Why include the lower pitches?

Rodent hearing extends below ultrasound. In one laboratory mouse study, the best hearing range was 8–24 kHz. Bass and Treble sit within that interval.

You select the mode. The frequency varies within that mode. Changing pitch is different from automatically cycling through all three settings. Use the front button to make your selection.
Small device. Straightforward setup.

No project. No learning curve.
Just a plug-in and a button.

Start with suitable outlets in your important indoor spaces. The front light gives you a quick check that the device is on.

Compact, from every angle

See the shape, front panel and direct-plug construction.

One button, visible feedback

A close-up of the control and indicator lights.

1

Choose your key rooms

Choose a dry indoor outlet with open space in front. Furniture and walls interrupt sound travel.

2

Press. Check. Let it run.

Follow the included manual. Check the indicator and remember that lower-frequency modes can be audible.

3

Let it run. Watch your progress.

Keep the front clear and the device powered as directed. Pay attention to fresh signs in the areas that first concerned you.

From taking action to taking your home back

What happens when you put RodiVex to work?

RodiVex at an open kitchen outlet
A simple step towardFeeling at home again.

Tap a stage to explore the difference.

01 Β· Sound on

Put your first line of deterrence in place.

  • βœ“ Turn an open outlet into a sound source.

    Plug in at a suitable indoor outlet near the spaces that concern you.

  • βœ“ Choose your setting. See the light.

    One front button selects the profile. The indicator makes the choice visible.

  • βœ“ Keep working while you get on with your day.

    The device continues producing its selected output while powered. No batteries to change or cartridges to refill.

02 Β· Deterrence

Give rodents a reason to move away.

  • βœ“ Use sound to make staying less appealing.

    Think of an unpleasant noise you want to leave behind. That is the idea behind the deterrent.

  • βœ“ Send changing pitches into the nearby space.

    RodiVex is designed to make that space uncomfortable for rodents, helping encourage them away.

  • βœ“ Put the sound where the concern is.

    Give important rooms their own device and keep the fronts clear. Walls and furniture can interrupt ultrasound.

03 Β· Signs of progress

Less evidence that they are around.

  • βœ“ Fewer fresh droppings to find.

    Look at the spots that worried you in the first place: the pantry edge, the utility room, the kitchen floor.

  • βœ“ Less new damage to discover.

    Fewer fresh chew marks and disturbed food packets are the changes you want to see.

  • βœ“ Less activity after the house goes quiet.

    Pay attention to new scratching and sightings. Fresh signs tell you more than old marks left behind.

04 Β· The everyday difference

Your kitchen. Your evenings. Your home.

  • βœ“ Make coffee without scanning the floor.

    The morning you want back starts with breakfast, not another search for a mouse.

  • βœ“ Open the cupboard without that sinking feeling.

    Less second-guessing what has been near the things you use every day.

  • βœ“ Settle into the evening again.

    Fewer interruptions. Less listening for the next rustle. More room to relax in your own space.

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Built for everyday homes

You have enough to deal with.
Your next step should be easy.

β€œIs this complicated?”

An outlet. A button. Done.

No app, pairing or installation project. Plug into a suitable indoor outlet and select your setting.

β€œWhat am I putting near my food?”

Sound, not poison bait.

The device generates sound electronically. No poison bait compartment, spray or scent cartridge to handle.

β€œWill I hear it?”

You control the range.

The ultrasonic setting is above typical human hearing. The two lower settings may be audible. Pet guidance is in the FAQ.

β€œWhat do I keep buying?”

No refills. No subscription.

Leave it powered as directed. No battery changes or replacement cartridges. Your bundle is a one-time purchase.

Shop with confidence

Put it in your home.
Decide with confidence.

Try RodiVex in your key indoor spaces. If you are not satisfied, contact Rove Lab within 30 days of delivery to request a return.

Product return required. Return shipping is the customer's responsibility unless the item is faulty. See the full return terms.

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Your questions, answered

Know exactly what you are ordering.

Is RodiVex a rodent repellent or an insect repellent?

RodiVex is an indoor sound-based device offered for rodent-deterrent use. This page focuses on mice and rats. For other pests, choose control methods specifically suited to the pest you have.

Why would mice or rats move away from the sound?

The idea is like an unpleasant noise you want to walk away from. RodiVex produces changing, high-pitched sound designed to make the nearby space uncomfortable for rodents. The ultrasonic category has shown avoidance in a laboratory mouse experiment, described above.

How should I place it around the house?

Choose a dry indoor outlet with open space in front. Use separate locations for separate rooms: solid walls and furniture can block ultrasonic sound. Read the device instructions before choosing your locations.

Which setting is for mice and rats?

All three listed ranges fall within the broad hearing capabilities of mice and rats. Treble (9–15 kHz) provides a wider lower-frequency sweep; Bass (14–15 kHz) is narrower; Ultrasonic (25–66 kHz) is above usual human hearing. Choose the sound profile according to the device instructions and the people and animals using the room.

Does it switch through all three modes automatically?

You select the mode using the front button. Variable-frequency describes changing pitch within a range; it does not mean all three button settings are selected at once.

Can people or pets hear it?

The 9–15 kHz and 14–15 kHz ranges can be audible. The ultrasonic range is above typical human hearing, but animals hear differently. Do not place it in rooms with pet rodents. For other pets, follow the manual and ask your veterinarian about suitability. Stop use if anyone shows discomfort.

Why choose six or nine instead of three?

Three is a starting pack for your key locations. Six is our recommended home pack when you have more rooms to equip; nine gives you the most placement options and the lowest unit price. Walls and furniture can interrupt ultrasound, so consider separate open outlets in separate spaces instead of expecting one device to reach everywhere.

Can I place two in the same large room?

Two devices at separate, clear outlets give you two sound sources. Keep the fronts unobstructed and follow the device instructions. Each unit needs a suitable dry indoor location.

Are refills, batteries or subscriptions needed?

No. RodiVex is a direct-plug device with no scent cartridges or batteries to replace. The offers on this page are one-time purchases. Electricity is required during operation.

Can I use it outside, in an engine bay or in a damp shed?

No. This model is intended for dry indoor use. Keep it away from water, exposed outdoor outlets, wet areas and vehicle engine compartments. Follow the voltage and installation instructions on the actual unit.

What is the power draw and size?

Rated power is 3W. The ABS body is approximately 81 Γ— 64 Γ— 70 mm, or 3.2 Γ— 2.5 Γ— 2.8 inches, with an approximate weight of 40g. It is available here in black.

What if the product is not right for me?

Contact Rove Lab within 30 days of delivery to request a return. Return the units as directed. Refunds cover the product price; return postage is yours unless the item is faulty. Read the order policy for details.