About Ratguard

Rodent control shouldn't come in a poison packet.

We spent two years working out which frequencies actually move a rodent, then built the device ourselves in Surat. Three models now, one job — pushing rats out of a space without putting poison into it.

50,000+
Devices sold since 2019
22–65 kHz
Sweeping frequency rodents can't tune out
Since 2016
Researching, building and revising one device
Built in Surat
In our own facility, not a contract factory

Why we exist

The old way of dealing with rats has a cost nobody prices in.

Poison, glue boards and snap traps all work the same way: something has to die inside your building before the problem ends. That is a strange thing to accept in a kitchen, on a shop floor, or in a car you drive your family in.

  • Poison doesn't stay in the packet

    A rodenticide block laid for a rat is equally available to a curious toddler, a street dog, or the cat that keeps your shop clear. It cannot tell the difference between them.

  • The rat dies where you can't reach it

    Behind a cupboard, above a false ceiling, under a floor. The smell that follows can last for weeks, and there is no fix short of opening a wall.

  • Traps are a routine, not a solution

    Somebody has to set them, check them and empty them. Every single day. Rats breed faster than anyone keeps that up, which is why the problem always comes back.

  • In a food business, it's a compliance risk

    Rodenticide stored or laid near food is exactly what an inspection looks for. A sealed, chemical-free device on the wall is a far shorter conversation.

What we built instead

Plug it in, and then forget it exists.

Every Ratguard does one thing: it makes the space it covers a bad place to be a rodent. Nothing to refill, nothing to empty, and nothing that can be eaten by anything that shouldn't eat it.

  1. 01

    Plug it in, once

    A standard socket, mounted on a wall above the level of stored goods. Installation takes about a minute — no wiring, no app, no subscription, nothing to configure.

  2. 02

    It sweeps 22–65 kHz across the space

    A piezo transducer moves continuously through frequencies above human hearing. A fixed tone is something rodents learn to ignore; a sweeping signal is far harder for them to settle against.

  3. 03

    You maintain nothing

    It runs 24/7 on under 5W. No refills, no bait, no carcasses, no monthly visit from a pest-control contractor, no recurring bill.

How we got here

Eight years on one problem.

In 2016 we kept meeting the same situation: at industrial scale, poison and traps aren't a solution, they're a routine. Someone lays bait, someone clears carcasses, and the rodents come back.

So we went looking for something that didn't need repeating. Two years of frequency testing followed — including a line of research that came from something farmers already know, that rats are wary of snakes. Studying that part of the spectrum is where our sweep came from. The first prototype worked in 2018, and we started selling in 2019.

  1. 2016

    We stated the problem properly

    Poison and traps don't fail because they are weak. They fail because they need a person to keep repeating them, and rodents out-breed the routine. At industrial scale that isn't a solution, it's a permanent running cost.

  2. 2016–2018

    Two years on frequencies

    We tested range after range to find what rodents actually move away from. One of the most useful leads came from something farmers already know — rats are wary of snakes — so we studied that part of the spectrum closely. The sweep we build today came out of that work.

  3. 2018

    The first working prototype

    Designed and built in Surat. Everything since has been a revision of this device rather than a replacement for it.

  4. 2019

    Pro 360 goes on sale

    We started with one device, built for commercial floors and godowns, and sold it at a small scale. It is still what warehouses buy — and it has been improved many times since that first version.

  5. 2021

    MINI, for shops and offices

    A single room or a small shop doesn't need 2,500 sq ft of coverage. The MINI covers up to 1,500 sq ft, for the spaces most of our customers actually have.

  6. 2024

    SonicArmor X, for vehicles

    Rodents chew wiring looms, and one repair can cost more than a year of servicing. Built for the heat, vibration and dust under a bonnet.

Where we draw the line

Things we won't do, even when they would sell more.

Most of these cost us revenue. We think they are the reason customers send us their neighbours.

  • We will never sell poison

    Not as a product, not as an accessory, not as a cheap add-on at checkout. It is the entire reason this company exists.

  • We will never sell glue traps

    A rodent stuck to a board for two days is not a solution. It is cruelty that somebody still has to clean up.

  • We won't quote coverage we can't defend

    MINI is 1,500 sq ft. Pro 360 is 2,500 sq ft. Both are measured in open area. If your space needs two units, we say two — instead of selling one and hoping.

  • We won't hide the limits

    Our performance disclaimer is linked from every product page and from this one. If ultrasound is the wrong answer for your situation, we would rather you found out before paying us.

  • We publish who we are

    Registered name, GST number, full address, a phone number and a named grievance officer — all further down this page. You shouldn't have to guess who is on the other end of an order.

  • We build it ourselves

    Every Ratguard is assembled in our own facility in Surat. We don't contract the build out, and we don't source the cheapest components we can find — several parts come from Germany because that is where we found the quality we wanted.

Checked, certified, in use

The parts of trust you can actually verify.

Certificates and a client list are not proof that a device will work in your particular godown — only a trial in your own space can tell you that. They are proof that you are dealing with a real manufacturer, building in its own facility, whose customers kept coming back.

ISO 9001:2015
ISO 9001:2015
CE marked
CE marked
GeM registered OEM
GeM registered OEM
RoHS compliant
RoHS compliant
Designed, engineered & built in Surat

A few of the businesses running Ratguard

  • Bank of Baroda
  • Talod
  • Chheda Dry Fruits Pvt. Ltd.
  • Shree Maruti Integrated Logistics
  • Everest
  • Senelite
  • Aggarwal
  • Big Smile
  • Shraddha Innovations
  • Axis Info
  • D V Das
  • RR Innovation

No mystery seller

Who you're actually buying from.

Ratguard is a brand of Jiya Enterprise, a GST-registered business in Surat, Gujarat. Everything you would need to verify us — or to hold us to something — is on this page rather than buried in a policy footer.

Registered as
Jiya Enterprise (brand: Ratguard)
GSTIN
24EWNPK0531F1ZR
Address
Plot No C/25, 1st Floor, Shyamdham Society, Vijayraj Circle, Singanpore Road, Katargam, Surat 395004, Gujarat, India
Support hours
Monday to Saturday, 10am – 7pm IST
Grievance officer
Mahesh Kaklotar · support@ratguards.com

Find the one that fits your space.

Three devices, sized by area. If you are not sure which one you need, send us the size of the room and what is stored in it — we will tell you, even when the answer is that you don't need ours.