J3 Technology

Visual representataion of Adherence to safety Standards for continuous exposure to one third octave band airborne ultrasound frequencies as per IRPA Guidelines (International Radiation Protection Association )Geneva. -YES
Auto & Manual Modes of operation ,Networkable on RS-485 with CRMS V2 Software Compatibility.
Networkabe on RS-485 with support for Hardwired third party BMS Integration Via Modbus & Potential free No-NC Contacts.
Audible Testing of Transducers , 3Number of waves Speed options , 4 Nos of wave Density options ,4 Number of Frequency Bands,
Cable Connection Methodology between Controller & Transducer Dedicated or Looping ,Password Protection on Controller , Number of Transducer supported ,upto 20in a Dedicated connection & upto 24 in Looped connection,
Transformer rating -25 V.A UL & CE Approved 
Power Supply -230V.A c/50 HZ 0r 14Volts AC
Dimensions (Width x Depth x Height)-200mm x 300mm x85mm, Weight -3.5kgs Aproximately , Mounting -Wall /Table Mounting , Power Consumption -15watt Approximately.
Area Coverage per Transducer in sq ft in AFC/BFC/BFF  150sqft/300sqft/150sqft
Transducer Sound Output (DB) -50db to 110db (verifiable)
Transducer power output -50db to 110db (verifiable )
Tranducer Power Output -800mW                                             

Ultrasonic rat rodent repellent systems are devices that emit high-frequency sound waves (ultrasonic waves) to deter rats, mice, and other rodents from entering or staying in a specific area. These devices are often marketed as humane, non-toxic alternatives to traditional traps, poisons, or chemicals. The sound waves emitted by these devices are typically at a frequency higher than what humans can hear (usually between 20 kHz and 65 kHz), but they can be heard by rodents.