Angveirt Rodent Repellent for Car Engine Under Hood Rodent Repeller with Strobe Lights Ultrasonic Mouse Repellent Mice Deterrent Squirrel Repeller RV Protection for 12V 24V Car Battery 1 Pack

Installation was very easy, and it appears to be working as described.

Let me start by saying I was desperate for a fix to keeping the desert rodents out of my motor after $2000 dollars worth of damage. After giving this a try, here I am a few years later to tell you that I have had no rodent issues, and now I have this easy to install device in all 3 of our vehicles. It's a great value for the price, and almost no sound to the human ear.

Easy to install … so far so good . Didn’t have a rodent problem and didn’t want to encounter one while leaving my vehicle and rv for the winter . Seems to have worked .

Rodents are pulling the insulation and stashing food. In photo, product connected in the engine compartment and no impact.

My sons 2020 civic wouldn’t start, towed it the dealership- rodents chewed starter not covered under warranty paid 500.00. Less than a week later chewed again!! This time he argued with dealership and they paid for it. We live up towards mountains so we have rabbits, squirrels, mice, coyotes etc., ha was so frustrated knowing that this happened. We bought sticky traps and installed this device. Seems ok however he moved out a month ago. I drive a 2020 Altima- service engine light came on last week. drove it for a week then took it in- rodents chewed up the wires for the engine and oil pressure- $500.00 estimate.. long story short I didn’t want to pay and wanted out of the Altima- traded for 2020 maxima, just put one in my car, we shall see. I am extremely paranoid and cannot afford this to happen again. I also bought car rodent deterrent with peppermint and sprayed the wires and engine. I will report back in a month. We will have to worry for as long as we open this house- we just bought it a year ago lol

It was really easy to install. I ended up using my own zip ties to fix it where I wanted. Not a problem for me. I WAS worried about it potentially draining my battery, but I let my car sit for a week and did not have problems starting it. At the beginning, I did monitor the device to make sure it switched between active and inactive cycles. It might be the placement, but my device does not switch to standby when my car is at idle. I have to be moving for it to get enough vibration to turn off. It does activate soon after I turn the vehicle off though. Again, not a huge problem. However... I have caught 3 mice in my car since installing this thing. So it might be working in the engine compartment, but its not covering the whole car.

easy to attach to car battery

I purchased one of these 4 years ago because our car sits under a carport and we live in a heavily forested area, starting 15 feet from the carport. Our previous car would often have a mouse or mouse family and I didn't want that happening with our new car. During the past 4 years we have seen NO evidence of mice or the local chipmunk population in the car and the repeller is still working. The device was easy to install; I simply anchored it to a couple of the A/C hoses near the firewall with the included zip ties and attached the wires to the battery on a cable running that way.