Quickly eliminate mice with the humane, high voltage killing power of the Victor® Electronic Mouse Trap. Featuring a sleek, simple design, this trap has a built-in bait cup and allows for easy setup and No-See, No-Touch™ disposal. To use, simply apply bait in the built-in bait cup, place the trap along the wall near signs of rodent activity, and turn it on.
Quick, Humane Kill
The Victor® Electronic Mouse Trap uses smart circuit technology to deliver a humane, high-voltage shock, killing mice quickly. Once fully inside the tunnel, beveled columns keep the mouse in place over the plates, ensuring a 100% kill rate if used as directed with fully charged batteries.
No-See, No-Touch™ Disposal
To enter the Victor® Electronic Mouse Trap, mice pass through a uniquely designed tunnel with beveled columns. These columns direct the mouse further into the tunnel and make it difficult to back out. The columns also help to keep the mouse in place over the trigger plate to prevent escapes, ensuring a 100% kill rate.
Innovative Safety Features
When it comes to safely eliminating rodent infestations, Victor® leads the way. Designed with Kill-Switch technology, this trap automatically shuts off when the kill chamber lid is opened. When the lid is closed, beveled columns inside the trap prevent children and pets from reaching in to touch the electrified plates.
There is a saying something about building a better mousetrap and the world will beat a path to your door. You are going to need a revolving. I have never had a mousetrap work so well. Fast, easy, and simple to prep. Easy to dispose of prey, fast to catch.
I have been combating mice from the time I moved into my apartment.
When I find victorpest.com-particular the electronic trap(my many internet searches). I was willing to try
That being said, in a matter of days, trapped 4.
I always had to have help with a rodent problem until now. I love this trap. I don't have to look at it or get near the dead mouse. I take it outside and dump it. I highly recommend this product.
Caught a mouse immediately after I set the trap with some fresh chunky peanut butter in the bait tray. Mice seem to be eating the peanut butter from the other end of the trap before trying to make their way to the metal plates though, maybe. this is a way to lure them in and part of the design. I caught one 20 mins after I set the first trap and another one right after I disposed off the dead mouse and reset the trap. My wife however is not a fan of my evil laughter as I witness the mice making their way in on the surveillance footage.
I was trying standard mouse traps and twice while prepping my finger was caught in the trap and I experienced the pain it created. One of the traps caught a little mouse and it was horrible. It caught the mouse
across the abdomen and it was suffering. I couldn’t stand it so I had to drown it. I felt awful but I could not let it suffer forever.
I found these electronic traps and although I hated trapping them, I had to deal with the problem. Mice propagate fast and if you do not solve the problem, they are everywhere.
These work amazingly fast. You hear the electronics gear up quickly and you hear a quick squeak and it is over. The mouse does not suffer more than a few seconds vs every other option. It is fast and efficient. It Is says to use peanut butter but I use a small piece of cheese and a little peanut butter on top for easy clean up..
The season is upon us and I am ordering again. Now I know how to deal with the problem without unnecessary suffering.
I guarantee this is the best way for you and the mouse.
I just placed the trap and now the light is blinking red. In reading the insert it says there is a problem! I thought it meant it has a mouse??!
Question by: Jana Mabry on Oct 26, 2024, 6:39 PM
The red light indicates that the battery needs replaced.
Answer by: Kristen on Oct 30, 2024, 12:05 PM
Is the bait cup the flat metal plate?
Question by: Jerry on Oct 27, 2024, 10:01 AM
No, it is more of a trough that is located between the smaller metal plate and the back wall that has holes in it. Be careful to avoid getting bait on the metal plate, as that will impact its performance.
Answer by: Kristen on Oct 30, 2024, 12:15 PM
No, it is more of a bait trough. It is located at the very back of the trap, between the smaller metal plate and the back wall with the holes in it. Please be careful not to get bait on the metal plate.