Exhart Environmental Systems, Inc.

Albert M Williams

Margaret Weiser

Isaac Weiser

A rodent repeller having an audio signal generator configured to generate a chattering sound that mimics a distressed rodent. The audio signal generator produces a variable sound frequency to generate the chattering sound of distressed rodents.

Electronic rodent repeller that mimics a chattering sound of a distressed rodent

A rodent repeller having an elongated body, an end cap, an apex, a power supply, a buzzer, and a buzzer transformer. Connection of the power supply to the audible signal generator via the audible signal generator transformer produces a signal in the form of a chatter sound that mimics a frightened rodent to discourage rodents from remaining in a vicinity of the rodent repeller. The rodent repeller can further utilize solar power.

Electronic rodent repeller

A rodent repeller having an elongated body, an end cap, an apex, a power supply, a buzzer, and a buzzer transformer. Connection of the power supply to the audible signal generator via the audible signal generator transformer produces a signal in the form of a chatter sound that mimics a frightened rodent to discourage rodents from remaining in a vicinity of the rodent repeller. The audible signal can be amplified with perforations in the apex, a tympanic resonator in the elongated body, or both. The rodent repeller can further utilize solar power.

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Sylmar, CA, United States of America

Albert M Williams