The Victor Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap is manufactured by VM Products and is a rodent control trap designed to deliver a high-voltage shock to kill mice in seconds. This product can kill up to 10 mice per setting and up to 150 mice per set of four "C" batteries. This trap rotates automatically to deposit the mouse into the collection drawer and then it resets itself for the next mouse. It will light up a green LED light to indicate a kill, a yellow light indicates that the trap is full, and a red light to indicate the batteries are dying. Victor Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap is safe, clean and the mice can easily be disposed of with the no-see, no-touch disposal tray.

Tools needed

The use the Victor Multi-Kill Electronic Trap, you will need a choice of bait to bait the trap.

How To Use

• Step 1: Insert the provided batteries into the trap and then open the top of the trap to insert bait using the bait trough provided on the back wall of the trap.
• Step 2: Place the trap where you have seen rodent activity or along the wall where rodents primarily travel. The trap should be placed lengthwise against the wall with the entrance hole nearest the wall.
• Step 3: Turn on the trap. The trap will blink green to show that it is powered on and will blink to indicate a kill.
• Step 4: Dispose of the dead rodent, bait, place and reset for continued rodent control.

Where to Use

The Victor Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap is only intended for indoor use. Traps should be placed strategically where rodents have been active such as flush along walls.

When to Use

Use Hawera Termit Drill Bits when you are conducting a trench treatment for termite control and there is concrete slab that need to be treated around the perimeter as well. 

Safety Information

Wear personal protection equipment that protects hands, face, eyes, and mouth when applying the product. Read and follow all the label directions on liquid termiticides before applying.

Special Considerations

Drilling foundations for termite control requires an expensive hammer drill and injection application equipment. We always recommend a professional do foundation work if you have a multiple pour slab or cracks in the foundation. Please give us a call and we can recommend a local pest control company who we will guarantee their work.