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Fungicide Guard Force

Description Fungicide Guard Force

Plate mosquito Force Guard (Force guard) for electrical fumigator - an effective tool for protection against mosquitoes in the room . Properties and benefits of the plates against mosquitoes Force guard . To kill mosquitoes in the room . Odorless . Rapid and effective action against mosquitoes . One plate is designed for 11 - 12 hours of work in rooms up to 20 square meters . M (volume of 60 cubic meters . M) . Complete destruction of insects is achieved for 1 hour .

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The speed of impact	complete destruction after 1 hour to
Protection period	11 - 12 hours, 45 to 60 nights
Preparation consumption rate	1 square plate 20 . M
Key Features
Formulation	plate, the liquid spirals
Efficiency	good
Properties of the preparation	odorless
The drug	fast
Destruction	mosquito
Purpose	to protect the premises
Group	fungicides

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