Protecta Evo Circuit Bait Stations

The Protecta Evo Circuit Bait Stations are designed with simulated connectors on either side of the station to make it look like an electrical box. This station would suit clients or sites that require discretion when it comes to baiting for rodents.

The station is made from heavy duty injection-moulded plastic, meaning it is tamper proof from kids and pets, as well as weather resistant. It have anchor points if you were wanting to mount it on a wall and has a removable tray from easier cleaning. 

Key features are

• Includes two simulated connectors that are easy to attach and remove.
• Station can be used horizontally or vertically.
• Made from 100% recycled, heavy duty injection-molded plastic.
• Key location guide; symmetrical key self-orients into the lock.

FAQ's 

How do I open the rodent station? 

To open the rodent station you would use the key that is supplied to you, you would need to place the key in the lock on the side of the station and push it in, this will then unlock the station. To lock it again, simply close the lid and press down until you hear the click

How many baits should I put in a rodent station? 

Generally you would place 6-10 rodent baits in each station depending on their size. The most important thing is to ensure the rodent bait is secured in place using the steel rods provided.

How many rodent stations do I need around my home? 

An average four bedroom home approx. 24 squares would need approx. 6 stations around the property.

Where should I place the rodent stations around my home? 

Some areas around your home that may be suitable to place rodent stations are:

• Roof Voids
• Subfloors
• Behind air conditioning units
• In kitchen cupboards
• Garages and Sheds

How often should I check the rodent station?

We would recommend checking your rodent stations either when you are getting activity or every three months whichever is sooner. There is no benefit in checking the rodent stations more frequently as rodents can be object shy and a person interacting with the rodent station all the time can cause them to be less likely to interact with the rodent station.