Victor Electronic Mouse Trap

The Victor Electronic Mouse Trap uses advanced smart circuit technology that will only begin to emit electric pulses when it detects a mouse or a rat inside the confines of the trap. Essentially, this trap kills mice and rats through electrocution.

The high-voltage shocks that activate when a rodent enters the trap and stands on the metal plates are strong enough and effective enough to kill a mouse or rat in just five seconds.

The electricity for the advanced smart circuit technology is provided by batteries, which you will have to provide. However, each charge of AA batteries will supposedly last long enough to kill upwards of 100 rats or mice. It is important to note as well, that the Victor Electronic Mouse Trap is only designed for use with mice. If you have a problem with rats, you will need to choose a specially designed electronic rat trap that is also provided by Victor.

Lastly, the beveled column design on the interior part of the electric mouse trap is specifically designed so that the mice are not able to escape during the discharge of voltage. The small tunnel design makes it hard for children or pets to receive an unwanted shock by sticking curious hands into the trap.

As we mentioned above, the Victor Electronic Mouse Trap works by killing mice through electric voltage. Batteries provide this electric current. Victor manufacturers several different types and models of electronic mouse traps, all of which run on different types of batteries. The M-2425, for example, runs on four AA batteries.

After inserting the batteries, you will want to bait the trap with some sort of food-based bait that will attract the mice into the chamber. This could be cheese, peanut butter, tuna, etc. Once the trap is baited, place along the wall, preferably where you have seen mice. Mice usually stay along the walls of a home to go between their nest and their preferred feeding areas.

By placing a trap in between these two areas, you will maximize the number of mice you can target. Flip the switch to on once it is baited and in place. Make sure that while baiting and handling the trap it is in off position to avoid any unpleasant shocks. When a rodent is killed, a light will alert you to the presence of the dead mouse. Simply flip the switch to off, and dispose of the rodent in the trashcan without ever touching it.