Victor® Electronic Mouse Trap
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- Quickly kills mice with a humane, high-voltage shock
- 100% kill rate - beveled columns trap mouse in place
- No-See, No-Touch™ disposal of rodents
- Green LED light lets you know when there’s a catch
- Built-in bait cup ensures proper baiting
- For indoor use only
- Available sizes: 1-pack, 2-pack, 3-pack
Victor® Electronic Mouse Trap
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.
| Victor® Electronic Mouse Trap | |
|---|---|
| Model Number | CM250B |
| Available Sizes | 1-pack, 2-pack, 3-pack |
| Batteries required | 4 “AA” batteries (not included) |
| Kills Per Setting | 1 |
| Kill Method | Humane, high voltage shock |
| LED light alerts |
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| Where to use | Indoors only |
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Pack of 2, neither of ...
Oct 5, 2026
Pack of 2, neither of them work! Used multiple sets of brand new batteries and they won't turn on. Could have something to do with how weak the battery springs are, since they are SO weak that the batteries will fall out without the battery cover to hold them in place. Joke of a product.
Response from Admin
Oct 9, 2026
We’re sorry both units aren’t powering on. Since you’ve already tried multiple fresh batteries, the issue is likely in the contact rather than the batteries themselves. Check that the battery orientation matches the polarity markings inside the compartment exactly, as the diagram’s layout varies slightly between trap versions and an incorrect setup is a common cause of no power. Also inspect the metal battery contacts for any dirt, residue, or corrosion and gently clean them with a dry cloth or cotton swab, since even light buildup can break the connection. Make sure the battery cover is fully and securely closed, as a loose or improperly seated cover can also prevent the contacts from making a solid connection.
Don’t buy this trap; have ...
Sep 25, 2026
Don’t buy this trap; have to clean trap after every kill. Victor made a electronic trap in which the trap could be removed from the electronic portion and thrown in trash.
Response from Admin
Oct 6, 2026
Thanks for the feedback. The current model (M250B) does separate into two pieces for cleaning, even though it's not designed as a disposable throwaway chamber. To separate it, hold the trap with the battery compartment in one hand, buttons facing up and the entrance facing you, then push firmly forward with your other hand to detach the kill chamber from the electronics housing. From there, open the disposal door and clean the chamber with hydrogen peroxide and an old toothbrush, using a wire brush gently only if there's corrosion, then dry thoroughly before sliding the pieces back together. The earlier generation with fully disposable, throw-away chambers has been discontinued, and separate chambers are no longer available for purchase for the current model, so cleaning between catches is currently the only option with this version. We'll pass your feedback about preferring a disposable design along to the product team.
I too find the newer ...
Jul 31, 2026
I too find the newer generation trap not reliable. One trap is working well while the other trap keeps blinking red after changing batteries, ensuring the chamber is clean and battery housing clean and door securely closed. I waist of $25.
Response from Admin
Aug 5, 2026
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We're sorry to hear that one of your electronic mouse traps is not performing as expected.
The blinking red light indicates a low battery condition. Since you have already replaced the batteries and checked that the battery compartment and trap are clean and the door is securely closed, we would like to further evaluate the issue to determine what may be causing the problem.
Your electronic mouse trap is backed by a 1-year warranty. Please contact our customer support team with your purchase information, and we will evaluate the issue and determine the appropriate resolution under the warranty.
We appreciate you bringing this to our attention and apologize for the frustration.
Mice just eat the bait
Feb 22, 2026
I bought two of these. I put them in my garage. The mice have just been eating the bait with no kill. I had the previous generation of these and they worked much better, caught a lot of mice. The new design seems to be a dud. The previous generation made a buzzing noise when you turned the switch on, these don't.
Response from Admin
Mar 4, 2026
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We’re sorry to hear that Victor® Electronic Mouse Traps are not performing as expected, especially since you had success with the previous generation.
The newer design does operate differently. Now, a green light will flash to indicate the unit has been enabled when turned on. However, the traps should still activate properly when a mouse enters and makes contact with the plates. If mice were able to eat the bait without triggering the trap, that is certainly not the experience we want for you.
Please note that your traps are covered by a 1-year warranty. Simply contact our customer support team at 855-584-2867, and we’ll assist you with troubleshooting or a replacement.
We truly appreciate your feedback regarding the design changes, and we will share your comments with our product team.
Very Effective and No Mess
Jan 31, 2026
I bought one at Home Depot and it works great, kills quick without a mess and easy disposal. Great system. I was using a live-trap cage and letting them go miles from the house, but apparently they don't do well in the wild, especially in the winter. We were also starting to get overwhelmed out here in the woods, so I just ordered a 2-pack.
BEWARE!
Jan 21, 2026
BEWARE! Victor changes their designs and makes traps that were purchased obsolete and does not carry refill chambers for the older ones. Yet the older models are still being sold by their retailers! I, over time, invested in 7 (prior to that I had 2 of the previous models) of model: Victor M250SSR-2 Indoor Electronic Humane Mouse Trap at a cost close to $200 - most recently 2 were purchased in Sept of 2024. Now I need them to work since Victor told me years ago that the electrodes can stop working with time (I had purchased refill chambers that were made by a different manufacturer that didn't work last night) - I'm ready to buy the more expensive chambers made by Victor and they no longer sell them! Yet, they tell me I can still possibly find the old models in some of their retail stores! I invested in these traps with the assumption that the product would be supported! What a waste of my money (and time!)! I liked the traps and told friends about them but I will no longer purchase from Victor - will find a more reliable manufacturer. At $25 a trap, I expect it to work beyond a few times (I wasn't using these continuously - and yes, the bait and batteries were both replaced when I did!) - they did work up to a point but I was sold on being able to replace the chambers when needed. I wouldn't buy a car if I couldn't replace the brakes, etc!!!! They represented this product as having replaceble parts! I wouldn't buy a printer if they didn't make ink cartridges for it!
Response from Admin
Jan 28, 2026
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with the Victor® Electronic Mouse Trap. We’re sorry for the frustration this situation has caused. We understand your concerns regarding model changes and the availability of replacement chambers, especially after investing in multiple units. Product designs can change over time, and not all components remain compatible across different generations.
The trap died with terrible ...
Jan 20, 2026
The trap died with terrible service. Kill 3, then stop working, unable to connect to the Wi-Fi. hard to get help to reconnect to Wi-Fi. No alternatives offered. and was sent to the store to return it because Victor did not provide a warranty. so disappointed
Response from Admin
Jan 23, 2026
We’re really sorry for the frustration this caused and appreciate you sharing your experience. This model was discontinued over two years ago, and support for it is scheduled to end by the end of 2026. Because of that, we’re no longer able to offer a replacement, and warranty handling is done through the original retailer rather than directly through Victor.
That said, we understand how disappointing it is when a product stops working, especially due to Wi-Fi connectivity issues, and when support options feel limited. Your feedback about the lack of alternatives and the difficulty getting reconnected is valid and has been shared with our team.
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We know this wasn’t the experience you hoped for, and we appreciate your honesty as we work to improve how we communicate product lifecycle and support expectations.
Q&A
I have used your older model for a few years now - very effective trap. But you used to sell extra chambers, which was fantastic - I do not see these on the website anymore. Please add them again!!
Question by: Denise on Oct 9, 2025, 9:07 PM
Thank you for your feedback! We're glad to hear the older model worked well for you. The new model M250B does not separate into two pieces, which is why extra chambers are no longer available for purchase. We appreciate your suggestion and will share it with our product team for future consideration.
Answer by: Karla (Admin) on Oct 10, 2025, 10:18 AM
The M250B trap will not separate from the electronics so I can clean the chamber. Please give detailed instructions. Pushing forward and backwards does not work. Thanks.
Question by: James Smith on Jul 9, 2025, 1:35 PM
Thank you very much for contacting us.
To separate and clean your M250B trap, please follow these summarized steps:
Turn the trap off and remove the batteries.
Hold the trap with the battery compartment in your left hand, buttons facing up, and the rodent entrance facing you.
With your right hand, push forward to separate the kill chamber from the electronics housing.
Open the disposal door and clean the chamber using hydrogen peroxide and an old toothbrush. Use a wire brush carefully if there's corrosion, avoiding damage to the zinc coating.
Dry thoroughly, then reassemble by aligning and sliding the parts back together.
If it continues to be difficult to separate, ensure there is no debris stuck in the seams.
To separate and clean your M250B trap, please follow these summarized steps:
Turn the trap off and remove the batteries.
Hold the trap with the battery compartment in your left hand, buttons facing up, and the rodent entrance facing you.
With your right hand, push forward to separate the kill chamber from the electronics housing.
Open the disposal door and clean the chamber using hydrogen peroxide and an old toothbrush. Use a wire brush carefully if there's corrosion, avoiding damage to the zinc coating.
Dry thoroughly, then reassemble by aligning and sliding the parts back together.
If it continues to be difficult to separate, ensure there is no debris stuck in the seams.
Answer by: Karla (Admin) on Jul 9, 2025, 5:43 PM
Hi, I purchased two of these traps (although model M250S-N) and they have worked great! A week ago, I dropped one of the from the attic, and it fell into pieces. I did, however manage to put it all back together again, except for the battery door where the lock had been broken. Is there any possibility to buy a spare battery door?
I also want to mention that mice are quite smart. They have chewed a lot on the plastic in the back where the holes are, as to get to the food without needing to enter the "death trap". :-)
Kind regards / Olof Ekdahl, Sweden
I also want to mention that mice are quite smart. They have chewed a lot on the plastic in the back where the holes are, as to get to the food without needing to enter the "death trap". :-)
Kind regards / Olof Ekdahl, Sweden
Question by: Olof Ekdahl on Nov 5, 2024, 8:47 AM
Unfortunately that is not available to purchase separately.
Answer by: Kristen on Nov 22, 2024, 2:24 PM
Exactly where do you put the bait? Very hard to see where to put it!
Question by: Joanne on Jan 21, 2025, 11:03 AM
Hi, thanks for reaching out!
To bait the Victor® Electronic Mouse Trap (model M250B), follow these simple steps:
Open the trap: Flip open the trap’s lid to expose the bait area.
Add the bait: Place a small amount of bait on the back part of the trap thru the holes using a toothpick inside the trap making sure not to touch the shock plate.
Close the trap: After adding the bait, close the trap securely. Ensure that it clicks into place and is locked properly.
Set the trap: Press the power button on the trap to activate it. You will typically hear a small sound or see a light indicating the trap is powered on.
Place the trap: Position the trap along walls or areas where you have seen mouse activity, as mice tend to travel close to walls.
Once a mouse enters the trap and contacts the sensor, the electronic mechanism will deliver a humane, quick, and lethal shock.
If you have any further questions or need additional tips, feel free to ask!
To bait the Victor® Electronic Mouse Trap (model M250B), follow these simple steps:
Open the trap: Flip open the trap’s lid to expose the bait area.
Add the bait: Place a small amount of bait on the back part of the trap thru the holes using a toothpick inside the trap making sure not to touch the shock plate.
Close the trap: After adding the bait, close the trap securely. Ensure that it clicks into place and is locked properly.
Set the trap: Press the power button on the trap to activate it. You will typically hear a small sound or see a light indicating the trap is powered on.
Place the trap: Position the trap along walls or areas where you have seen mouse activity, as mice tend to travel close to walls.
Once a mouse enters the trap and contacts the sensor, the electronic mechanism will deliver a humane, quick, and lethal shock.
If you have any further questions or need additional tips, feel free to ask!
Answer by: Gabriela on Jan 21, 2025, 11:44 AM
I see only one note referencing "fully charged batteries". I assume, therefore, that rechargeable batteries are permissible. Rechargeable batteries usually have a lessor voltage (1.25v) than Alkaline batteries (1.5v).Will this make the trap less efficient at killing mice or shorter functioning time?
Question by: Fred on Nov 21, 2024, 8:09 PM
Hello Fred, thank you for reaching out to us. Do NOT use rechargeable batteries in any of the electronic traps. The battery voltage of rechargeable is usually far lower than alkaline (1.2V vs. 1.6V per cell – for 4 batteries 4.8V vs 6.4V), they also tend to self-discharge at a faster pace. The trap’s ability to dispatch a Rodent is directly tied to the voltage of the batteries. A small reduction in battery voltage has a drastic effect on the trap’s output voltage. Therefore, when using rechargeable batteries the likelihood of compromising the trap performance is high.
Answer by: Courtney (Admin) on Nov 22, 2024, 10:02 AM
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Victor® has been a trusted name in rodent control since 1898. Since the invention of the spring-based trap over 120 years ago, we have been pioneering smarter, safer, and more humane ways to end your rodent problems. These days, Victor® offers a variety of precision-engineered solutions including electronic traps, snap traps, and repellents.
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