Electronic Pest Control

Magnor Electronic Pest Control believes that all animals have a role to play in nature, and therefore have the right to live in their natural environment. However, when does an animal become a pest?
Birds, bats, ants, rats, mice, squirrels, and more… are often pests because humans have created confusion for these animals by not clearly defining their boundaries.

 For example, when does a pigeon become a pest? While pigeons are often seen as symbols of peace, love, and harmony, they can also be a nuisance in some areas. Pigeons are known for their tendency to roost in one place for long periods of time. As humans, it is our responsibility to help pigeons define their territory. We can do this by marking areas where we do not want pigeons to roost. We can also disrupt the pigeons' sleep in these areas to encourage them to move elsewhere.

This is where electronics come in. By combining the expertise of zoologists, computer scientists, and electronics engineers, Magnor Electronic Pest Control has been able to isolate and identify the ways in which pests are disrupted. We have then converted these disruptions into computerized electronics.

 Every animal has its own unique way of operating, its preferred habitats, and characteristics that distinguish it from other animals. The more we understand these characteristics, the easier it is to identify the animal, locate its source, and deter it. Magnor's extensive experience in Israel and around the world guarantees a solution for pests such as bats, pigeons, rats, mice, and more.

Magnor's electronic pest control is the only method of pest control that is active and proactive, as opposed to passive chemical pest control, which relies on the action of the pest, such as eating poison or entering a trap.

 Magnor's electronic pest control technology identifies the vulnerabilities of each pest and actively and proactively deters them without waiting for any reaction from the pests.