Commonly asked questions about Wavelength microwave termite treatment

Most Commonly Asked Questions
How Does It Work? The Wavelength system kills termites, fungi and beetle larva within the wood where they live. This is achieved by the bombardment of radio frequency waves upon the pest's cell structure and the wood cells housing them. The radio frequency bombardment of the moisture within the wood and pest thermally heats the infestation or infection rapidly from the inside outward, similar to the way a potatoe thermally heats within a microwave oven. Heat generated becomes lethal in a very short time. The generator is then moved to treat adjacent infested areas to achieve a complete kill.

How Do You Know The Infestation will Die?
The Treatment temperature is monitored for safety and to achieve lethal treatment dosage. A number of past university research studies by well renowned entomologists have established documented lethal temperatures for termites at about 120 degrees Fahrenheit, damage also occurs to wood destroying beetle larva at similar temperatures. Infestations exposed rapidly to extreme temperatures above 120 degrees are damaged quickly.

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