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3/4/11 - Setup at unfinished and empty basement of surface area 1,224 sq.ft. Cement floor and insulated (also unfinished) walls & ceiling. All appliances, water filters, etc. on one side of wall so this space is as open as any unfinished room can be. Usually, tons of living and dead bugs trapped here during warmer months (located in New England). They always manage to crawl in (to die or thrive or just hanging out) during colder months. The normal cold basement temperature plus a dehumidifier will usually kill them. Usual insects: centipede, black ants, lady asian beetles (not exactly lady bugs), beetles, etc. Upon plugging in the unit, I performed a manual sweep plus the help of iRobot Dirt Dog so that any future bugs can be seen and counted easily. A few dead bugs were left after thorough sweeping, no more than 5 that I could see but was too lazy to pick those up.
Settings on ET Bug Repeller: Pitch=Fixed / High Range Setting / Output=Continuous.
3/18/11 - Manual says that by today if pest persists, I'll need to change the Pitch to Variable, hence I walked around my basement to do a bug count. Results: maybe 5 more dead bugs present. Hence no change to the unit's setting is required. Our temperature has been in the 40s except the past 2 days when we hit 65~70F. Normally, lady asian beetles would come out in droves, none in the basement thus far. Only 2 living ones present on the living 1st floor above. This is almost too good to be true and I'll keep observing as warmer months approach. Outdoor temp this week drops back to mid-40s. So far, very happy with such minimal bug presence but maybe this is not the season yet. We shall see. 5 stars for now.
3/28/11 - Still no bugs inside basement where ET is. But some bugs started to appear above the basement. Usually there are droves of centipedes crawling and dying inside my basement, so far: none. But I just spotted a long lively centipede in a room above the basement for the first time in 5 years, this leads me to conclude that ET annoyed it so much out of hibernation and out of the basement! We shall see if ET is really that good.
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ET Pest Control gives you Direct Targeting Control. High Range Targets insects/bats such as ants, bats, beetles, bees, bedbugs, centipedes, cockroaches, crickets, earwigs, fleas, flies, mosquitoes, moths, scorpions, spiders, termites, water bugs, silverfish, ticks, etc. Low Range Targets rodents such as mice, rats, squirrels, etc. (if you do not see you pest problem, e-mail us so we could help you find out if the ET can do the job)ET Pest Control Powerful Repelling Techniques:1) High Impact Ultrasonic Sounds: Coverage of 5000 sq. ft. in open area this technology drives most pest problem crazy driving them out of your home or business. An example of HIUS would be like your ear right next to a train horn or fire engine siren.2) Twin Scanning Technology: Instead of your common one speaker pest repeller the ET Pest Control was build with TST, this is Two High Powered Speakers that are off set just enough to give you greater repelling coverage.3) Electromagnetic High Impact Repelling: The ET Electromagnetic Repelling utilizes the wiring within your walls sending signals tuned towards irritating pest to the max! This type of repelling is the first line of defense when pests try and enter your home. As this technology is a secondary repellent there is nothing that you need to set as you simply plug-in the ET3 and the wiring within your walls starts to repel.
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