Victor Indoor Multi-Kill Humane Electronic Mouse Trap - No Touch No See Electronic Instant Kill Mouse Trap - Kills &amp Holds Up to 10 Mice Per Setting - M260

- MULTI-KILL DESIGN: The Victor Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap is able to kill and hold up to 10 mice per setting, eliminating the need to empty the trap after every kill - 100% KILL RATE: The electronic trap quickly eliminates mice with a humane, high-voltage shock, while beveled columns help to keep the mouse in place over the trigger plate to prevent escapes - DUAL ENTRY TUNNEL: Mice can enter the trap through either side, which encourages rodent interaction to ensure higher kills rates - BUILT IN SPECIAL FEATURES: A safety switch automatically deactivates the trap when opened, helping to protect children and pets - NO TOUCH, NO SEE: The removable collection drawer allows you to easily discard dead rodents without ever having to touch or view it - 150 KILLS PER BATTERY SET: The trap kills 150 mice per set of 4 “C” batteries - INDOOR USE ONLY: Place the trap along the wall in areas of your home or business where you've seen rodent activity

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Victor Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap

How to Set the Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap

Features & Benefits

A revolutionary method of mouse control, the Victor Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap uses a high-voltage shock to kill mice humanely in seconds. Plus, it’s easy to use ? simply bait, place and turn on! When a kill is made, the trap will alert you with a blinking green light. The Multi-Kill Mouse Trap can be used anywhere indoors. It doesn’t use chemicals or poisons, and features a built-in safety switch that automatically deactivates the trap whenever someone opens the lid.

Follow these step-by-step instructions for setting, placing and emptying your electronic trap: 1. Remove the battery cover. Insert 4 C-cell batteries before replacing the battery cover. 2. Open the top of the Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap. 3. Bait the trap using the bait trough located on the back wall of the trap. Apply a small amount of peanut butter or other high-protein bait. Use a Q-tip, toothpick or other tool when baiting so you don’t transfer your scent to the trap. Close the lid. 4. Place the trap where you have seen signs of rodent activity or along a wall where rodents primarily travel. Place the trap lengthwise against the wall with the entrance hole nearest the wall. 5. Turn on the trap. A green light will blink once to show the trap is working properly. 6. Once set, a blinking green light will indicate a kill. Dispose of the dead rodents and clean out bait. Place and reset the trap for continued rodent control.

Needing to constantly empty and reset traps can be a pain when you have a persistent mouse problem. After a kill, the Shock N’ Drop Chamber rotates automatically to deposit the dead mouse in the collection drawer, and then resets itself. The trap is able to hold up to 10 dead mice per setting, eliminating the need to empty the trap after every kill.

Mice enter through staircases on either side of the trap to reach the chamber where the bait and metal plates await. Inside, the tunnel and beveled columns hold the mouse in place. This contact completes the circuit to deliver a high-voltage shock that kills the mouse in seconds.

Stop checking your traps every time you enter the room! The Multi-Kill will alert you of a catch automatically. The LED light above the power switch will blink green for up to seven days to indicate a kill. When the collection drawer is full, the light will blink yellow. If you see a flashing red light, it’s time to replace the batteries!

Having a mouse infestation is bad enough, but who wants to deal with the unsettling task of disposing of the mice you catch? The Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap will alert you when a kill occurs and when the trap is full. To empty the trap, simply slide open the collection drawer and dump the dead mice directly into the trash for a clean, no-see, no-touch disposal.