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Opinions on the effectiveness of electronic rodent control devices vary widely as most users feel that they do not live up to the promise made in the 'infomercials'. But the Rat Zapper has had a more a guaranteed success rate in eliminating rats and mice as it uses advanced patented electronic technology to deliver a fatal electric shock that kills instantly. The ultra sound and ultra magnetic waves are most likely to repel rodents temporarily and often interfere with natural wave fields. The Rat Zapper Classic and the Rat Zapper Ultra on the other hand do not pose any threat of interference and are only triggered when the rat or mouse completes the electric circuit in reaching for the bait.
In case of conventional traps it is important to identify the particular species causing the problem before the right device can be used, but the Rat Zapper works for both rats and mice. The Ultra has a larger chamber that can accommodate bigger rodents. The Rat Zapper may be placed indoors as well as outdoors depending on the nature of infestation and being battery operated, portability is not an issue. Any ordinary dry pet food can be conveniently used to tempt the rats into the device. Rats are sometimes able to free the bait without setting off the ordinary traps and even a few electronic ones, but the Rat Zapper mechanism is activated immediately on contact and chances of the rodent escaping with a free meal is nil.
It is not required to constantly monitor the Rat Zapper manually to check for a catch, as it is equipped with a highly sensitive tracker system. The moment a rat is killed a red light flashes to indicate it and then the chamber may be directly emptied in the garbage can without touching the carcass at all.
In case the device has to be placed in an out-of-reach position, it may be attached to the Rat Tale, which is a remote monitor that comes with red flashing eyes and a 12 ft cord. As electrocution does not leave a distressing blood and flesh trail as in the snap trap or the glue trap, it is much easier to dispose of the dead rat and clean the device when necessary. The Rat Zapper thus offers a clean and humane way of controlling the rodent menace.
The Rat Zapper Battle Station is the definitive answer to rodent invasion in larger homes, storages, warehouses and establishments like restaurants and bakeries. It is like a regiment of Rat Zappers monitored from a single location. Multiple panels are used depending on the requisites of war. The wireless transmitters of the tracker monitor panel have a range of about a football field and are so configured that a hitch in power supply does not affect it for more than an hour. In addition to its performance assurance, the Rat Zapper and packaging are made of recycled materials and thus the product has emerged as the certain environmental choice in rodent control.
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Rats. The hideous rodent, which had swarmed our life's and turned it into a severe headache. Even picturing rats in your head might just be repugnant, leaving an unpleasant aftertaste inside of you. But if you happen to discover that these annoying critters have found refuge on your property, you should take action before this problem evolves into a disaster. How can we assure rat protection, and how to get rid of rats in general? Well there are various methods that you could try.
After browsing the internet for some time, I got quite surprised about the amount of rat control methods on the market, and how did classic rodent protection methods had evolved with the time passing. Apart from good old classic wooden rat traps, there are new kinds of plastic rat traps, electrically charged rat traps that are called the rat zappers, and also several types of chemical rat repellent sprays. Also, another cool device I had found, that are called high pitch sound device, which drives rats away from your territory without any harm done to the critter. Let us review those methods, to try to find out which one is the best in your situation..
High pitch sound devices - electronic devices that produces a high pitch sound, that is not hearable to people or pets, but irritating for rodents. Those gadgets drive rats away from your property, without damaging them. They just produce a unique sound which makes it intolerable for rats to stay in the area where the device is install, driving them away to a place more appropriate for their nesting. Those devices are very well-designed, and it spares you the troubles with disposing the rat's dead bodies, which with rat traps or rat poison is almost inevitable.
Rat zapper - electricity powered rat trap that kills the rat instantly, with a powerful electric charge, living the dead rodent in a special container for little rat corpses. Rats can carry and transmit dangerous illnesses, which you and your family or pets most definitely want to avoid. The rat container gives a great opportunity to avoid direct contact with the dead animal, and remove it safely into a garbage container.
Rat traps - a classic method that give rats no opportunity for escaping, crushing them in pieces before they know it. Most traditional yet very powerful way to capture rats, mice or other rodents. Although it has its own down sides it is the cheapest method out there, at least if going for wooden rat trap. You have to set up many traps all over the infested area, in order to make sure that all the rodent are exterminated, but when the work is done, be ready for some messy cleansing, and pray you have a strong stomach. Direct contact is another thing you will have to deal with, after using rat traps. Besides, traditional rat traps might be dangerous for your pets or children.
Rat repellent - a hazardous rat poison that you apply around infested areas, which kills the rodent if it comes in contact with the substance. Rat repellant does its job, but it may be unsafe to your domestic animals. So you might think twice before actually using it. Also conceder all those dead rat corpses, laying around your cellar and the cleaning up you will have to perform. Also, the biggest problem with rat poison is that rats won't die instantly, and instead it will run off to a safer, unreachable place and die there. The smell will become intolerable in some time, and you will definitely need the help of professionals with special equipment to help your problem.
A variety of mousetraps are available on today's market from the old-fashioned snap traps to state of the art electronic mouse killers.
The old school snap trap (also known as a break-back trap) has been around for many years, traditionally a bait (my favorite bait being chocolate) is placed onto a spike on the platform of the trap then a bar (spring loaded) is put through the hoop holding the arm of the trap (the harmful bit), as the mouse places its paws onto the platform to reach the bait it triggers the sprung loaded arm to snap down on the mouse at the back of the neck thus breaking its back and killing it instantly.
Other forms of humane mouse traps come in the form of live-catch traps, these are generally trip-traps where the mouse enters the trap to reach the bait, when the mouse reaches a certain point of the device the trap will tip up allowing the door to close behind him thus trapping the mouse within the trap. If (as a lot of people do) you wish to release the mouse avoid letting it go in your back garden, as the chances are you will be catching that same mouse again in the future.
Other versions of the live-catch traps available are the multi-mouse catch trap and the automatic catch trap catching up to 10 mice and 15 mice (respectively) at a time, all live-catch traps need to be checked an a regular basis and should not be left for any periods longer than 24 hours, so if you are planning a weekend away do not set your traps, you can always leave the trap permanently open whilst away (this will allow the mice to get used to entering the trap without fear).
And the last mouse trap I am going to talk about is the electronic mouse killer, this unit is placed in the area of mouse sightings (along the run if possible, mice tend to run along walls/skirting boards because they feel safe on that side). As the mouse enters the trap to get at any bait placed he will put his paws onto metal plates within the unit and as the mouse makes a circuit with its paws he receives an electric shock killing him instantly. The dead mouse is easily removed and the unit can be used again.
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