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The latest innovation in electronic rodent control, the Victor® Electronic Mouse Trap PRO delivers a high-voltage shock to eliminate up to 3 mice per setting.  The trap has the ability to eliminate a small rodent problem in just 1 night.

Easy to use, the trap is simply baited, placed against the wall and turned on.  The trap uses advanced smart circuit technology to sense when a rodent enters the units.  Once the rodent is inside, the system delivers a humane, high-voltage shock to effectively kill up to 3 mice.  If only 1 mouse is caught, the trap will reset automatically, ready to kill another.  A green light blinks for up 7 days to indicate capture and a red light blinks to indicate low batteries.  Rodents can then be dumped directly into the trash for no-touch, no-view mouse control.  Killing up to 100 mice per set of batteries (4AA), this trap is a great value! 

The trap features a built-in safety switch that automatically deactivates the trap whenever its door is open. Additionally, its unique tunnel design prevents kids and pets from reaching into the trap.  This patented tunnel design also prevents any escapes by holding mice in place over the electrified plates.   

Safe for use anywhere in the home, Victor® Electronic Mouse Traps can be used for years to ensure effective mouse control.

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Expert Tips

• Location, Location, Location!

  The most important rule for the effective use of traps is good trap placement location based on thorough inspections to determine the high-activity areas of rodents.
   

• Number of Traps
  The most common trapping mistake is using of too few traps.  For only a couple of mice, a dozen traps are not too many. For severe mouse infestations, traps should be placed close together in double sets in areas of high activity.
   

• Importance of the First Night
  Statistics show that more mice are trapped on the first night than on any other night.
   

• Offer Multiple Bait Choices
  When many rodents are involved, different types of baits should be used. Individuals in a rodent population forage for different types of food.