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Hot and cold running rodents? Try Victor Electronic Traps! Easier than conventional traps. You simply bait the Trap with peanut butter, rodents wander in for a snack and go nighty-night, for good. A green blinking light alerts you that the trap has worked and there's something inside. Clean up is a breeze... simply shake out the catch into the trash. Indicator light blinks red when new batteries are needed. Polymer construction. Act ONLINE Now! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Victor Electronic Rat Trap - word search in our Store for 'Victor Traps'. Victor Electronic Mouse Trap... Uses 4 AA batteries (not included). 5-10 sec. shock. Kills up to 50 mice on single set of batteries.
Get rid of mice swiftly and humanely with the Victor Electronic Mouse Trap. Using a high-voltage electric charge, mice are killed in seconds, and without any sticky messes, snapped fingers, or poisons. A green indicator light blinks for 24 hours to signal that a mouse has been caught. All you have to do is open the lid and dispose of the dead mouse. Unlike conventional traps, this one is safe to use around children and pets.
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Because this trap kills mice within 10 seconds, it meets international humane kill standards. Never again will you have to face an injured and squirming mouse.
Easy and Safe to Use
Baiting the mouse trap is easy. For added safety, the unit deactivates if the top door is opened. The unique tunnel design makes escape impossible for a mouse, and also protects you against receiving an accidental shock. After a kill, a green indicator light blinks for 24 hours to signal that a mouse has been caught.
Simply open the lid and dispose of the dead mouse; you never even have to see it. No sticky messes, snapped fingers, or poisons. The closed design of the trap and the built-in safety features make the Electronic Mouse Trap completely safe to use around children and pets.
Economical, Battery-Operated Design
Built with a sturdy polymer construction and two-plate design, this trap runs on four AA batteries (not included), enough to exterminate about 50 mice.
When the batteries are low, a red light blinks to alert you that it's time to change them.
What's in the Box
Mouse trap.
| 1,141 of 1,148 people found the following review helpful By This review is from: Victor M2524 Electronic Mouse Trap (Lawn & Patio) Okay, I read all these reviews, and expected some problems because of the 1-3 star users. But I really can't deal with the mess and unpredictable results of spring traps, or the unwelcomed surprise of running across a dead mouse somewhere when I least expect it (poison). And I am squeamish! I really wanted this thing to work.So I called Victor (Woodstream Corp) and talked to someone in their Customer Care department. I asked her my favorite question, "Tell me all the tips that consumers are likely to miss, or misunderstand about how this thing works." And I also asked her tons of questions I had myself. Here is what I learned: 1. First and foremost, people overbait these traps BIGTIME. (See the 2nd photo provided by a customer.) If some of that huge mass of peanut butter falls onto the metal floor-plate, the trap zaps the peanut butter and de-activates! Mice can now come in and dine on the peanut butter. She said to just put a TINY dab of peanut... Read more 98 of 100 people found the following review helpful Set the trap after getting home from work in the evening. Checked before bed and the light was flashing. Sure enough, 1 small dead mouse. I dispose of it and reset the trap. Check again in the morning and light was flashing again, and a tail was hanging out the back. This time it was a much larger field mouse. Dead mouse number 2 in about 12 hours! No mess, no fuss, great product! 135 of 143 people found the following review helpful By Walker Rankin (Michigan) - See all my reviews This review is from: Victor M2524 Electronic Mouse Trap (Lawn & Patio) WHAT'S GOOD:Because the trap/bait is enclosed I can put it places I normally can't because of dogs and cats. I never have to touch a mouse, just open the lid and dump. It's safe since when the lid is open the electrodes aren't energized. I have yet to have the bait stolen, without a mouse, and contrary to what other people have said, I was able to catch several mice on one set of batteries (4 months ~10+ mice and still going). Considering the pains of some of the cheaper traps, despite it's cost I think it's worth it. WHAT TO PAY ATTENTION TO: Like what one reviewer said, since the LED only blinks the 1st 24 hours after you catch a mouse you need to check the trap, otherwise it rots and sticks to the electrodes and it's just easier to throw away the trap. For some reason it's sensitive to the battery voltage tolerances. For instance putting new batteries in, it won't work, but put another set in it works fine. So if your first set of new... Read more |