Always On Guard
Unlike single-catch traps that stop after one rodent, this trap resets itself automatically after every strike, so it keeps protecting your home around the clock without you resetting a thing.
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Unlike single-catch traps that stop after one rodent, this trap resets itself automatically after every strike, so it keeps protecting your home around the clock without you resetting a thing.
A single charge powers up to 300+ catches, so one setup can handle a serious problem without constant checking, refills or replacements throughout the season.
The built-in battery recharges in around four hours from any USB-C source, so there are no disposable batteries to buy and no waiting around between uses.
There are no CO2 cartridges, poisons or toxic chemicals involved, just a powered strike, making it a cleaner, lower cost choice with nothing harmful left around the home.
The trap only operates once correctly mounted to its bracket, an added safeguard that helps reduce the chance of accidental triggering during setup and handling.
Fix it to a wall, post or fence, or stand it on the floor along a runway, so it suits sheds, warehouses, chicken coops, outdoors and anywhere rodents travel.
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Best Choice Automatic Rat Trap with Safety Tunnel | CO2 & Chemical/Bait Rat Traps |
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| How It Works | Automatic strike, then resets itself | CO2 cartridge fires once, or toxic bait the rodent eats |
| Poison Or Chemicals | No chemical bait or CO2 gas cartridges | Poison bait or CO2 cartridges |
| Risk To Pets, Birds & Wildlife | No poison, no secondary poisoning risk | Bait carries secondary poisoning risk to pets, birds and wildlife |
| Catches Per Setup | Up to 300+ per charge, reusable | Limited per CO2 cartridge, or refill bait after each use |
| Ongoing Cost | None, just recharge | Ongoing CO2 cartridges or bait refills |
| Where The Rodent Ends Up | Caught at the trap, easy to clear | Often dies out of sight, causing odour |
*Compared against typical CO2 cartridge and chemical or bait-style rat traps as categories, not any specific brand. Secondary-poisoning risk refers to pets, birds or wildlife that may eat a rodent affected by bait. Figures are a guide only and vary with use. Always follow the setup and safety instructions, keep hands clear of the strike zone, and keep the trap out of reach of children and pets.
Bait it, mount it, switch it on. The automatic rat trap is ready to work in a few minutes.
Unscrew the bait cup, add bait (something sticky like peanut butter), close and tighten.
Fit the wall bracket, or assemble the support stand base for floor placement.
Peg the base firmly to the ground so the unit cannot be tipped or flipped, helping reduce the chance of chickens or pets reaching the strike zone.
Seat the unit onto the bracket until it locks (it only runs when mounted).
Power on: Toggle the trap on, wait for two beeps (standby), then position along a wall or runway.