Price: $42.99 - $38.70
(as of Nov 20, 2024 18:13:15 UTC - Details)

7 In-/Outdoor Electric Rodent Trap is the waterproof, humane solution to your rodent problem. It can be used outdoors or at damp places when using together with the waterproof cover that comes with the product. It has two ways of powering: You can use either 4 D batteries or USB cord as power source for the trap. It also comes with sound and light alarm that can remind you when to clean up after the trap eliminates the rodent.
The Humane Solution - OWLTRA is the humane solution for getting rid of large populations of rodents, as 4 D batteries are enough to exterminate 60 rats efficiently. A bigger size makes it suitable for both mice and rats. If you don’t have batteries at hand, you can also choose to use USB cord as power source.
Outdoor Usage with Waterproof Grade IPX4 - OWLTRA OW-7 In-/Outdoor Electric Rodent Trap can be used outdoors when using together with the waterproof cover that comes with the product. Rodent entrance at the side ensures zero rodent escape and a quick elimination. CAUTION: The product MUST be used together with semi-transparent waterproof cover when being used outside. Place the trap on a clean dry surface and do not immerse the product in water.
Two Ways of Powering - You can use either 4 D batteries or USB cord as power source for the trap. When using USB as power source, please use power adapter or power bank DC 5V with current 1A or above. NOTE: Batteries are not included. If you choose to use USB cord, the cord must be connected to the product when in use (It does not charge the product in advance). With fully charged batteries this product can kill approximately 60 rodents.
Sound & Light Alarm - Together with the conventional LED alarm, a set of sound alarms are also added to remind you to clean up after the trap kills the rodent.
Convenient Bait Area - Lure rodents in by placing bait at the bait area of the trap. Simply lift open the bait door and use a toothpick or cotton swab to apply bait on the trap's floor, opposite of the entrance. Baits high in protein, such as peanut butter, are recommended.
Reviewer: nvh2os
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Finally, a better mouse trap
Review: I have been dealing with a mice investation since July. I have an issue with dealing with mice due to past trauma. I tried several traps that I was so pleased could dump the entire trap. However it didn't take long and the mice were trap smart and I was dealing with even more sign. I decided I would try these electronic traps, knowing I would need to "suck it up" and get something I could reuse and limit my exposure. I made a great choice. I bought two different brands of electronic traps. The first day I set them up I began catching mice. They do what they claim. The ouse goes in, is killed with an electric shock and I know by the flashing green light I need to dump. It took me a while to get the hang of dumping without seeing the mouse but that's just me. If you have no PTSD issues you'll have no problem dumping them. I prefer an opening on the end as I can place them closer to the wall and places I know they are entering or hiding. I have found thsese work great by doors such as where the mice wered hiding in the water heater closet. I placed two traps along the base of the door reversing them so the opening was each direction and cuaght mice coming and going. The fact they are battery operated is perfect because it provides more options for their location independent of a electrical plug. I would highly recommend these for anyone dealing with mice. Easy to bait, easy to set, place and just slide the button to on, and easy to dump. They're reusable, safe for my furbaby and effecient. I'm also proud to say, that with the successful trappings these provided, I'm managing my PTSD so much better than any trap could, especially sticky traps and the standard traps.

Reviewer: King Miller
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Best rat/mouse trap, ever! Worth every penny!
Review: Previously, I was only accustomed to the traditional rat/mouse traps. The ones you have to be careful not to smash your fingers in! Our pest control guy uses the traditional traps and the bait boxes with the sticky pads. Not having dealt with a lot of rats, at least ones in the main living areas of my home, I wasn't certain about the best way to "erraticate" the pesky rodent(s). Sure, there are your typical rats/mice in the garage and crawspace,etc. Our pest guy typically addressed those "ratskills". Those traps are ok in those areas. Out of sight, out of mind, right? But, we had one enter our domain, and that was not cool at all! I wondered...what's the best solution?An electonic mouse trap? I must admit that I was a little skeptical when I purchased this, considering the price. Would it be just a gimmick? I questioned whether it was cheaply built, and whether or not it would really work. However, when it arrived, I found that it was constructed way better than I had expected. I was actually impressed! But, I still wondered if it would work. Well, that question was answered literally overnight! After setting it up the afternoon it arrived, the very next morning, the result was in! Sorry, Mr Rat! The governor granted no clemency for you!About the product: It is very simple to use. It takes 4 D-cell batteries, or you can use the included USB-C power cable (wall wart not included, but, hey, just use one of your extra USB-A phone plug you have laying around like I did). I used a small dab of peanut butter in the bait tray. Put the lid on. Power it on and set it against the wall in the area where you saw the little critter, or evidence of their activity. It has a light that flashes and a buzzer that beeps when one has been caught. When that happens, they are done! To empty it, you just turn the power switch to off. Open the top (the top comes off easily - not in a bad way, easily) and dump out the critter in the waste bin, or, you can have a proper burial if you should so desire! You do you! It's really that simple!In summary, it's a very effective product. Easy to use. We'll built. Great features for what it is. Much nicer than the Victor product I purchased at my local big box store, and it was less expensive. I believe it's a great investment and I will probably buy more of these to monitor other areas of my home. I highly recommend this product to others!Now, let's see if he has any relatives!Hope this was helpful. Have a blessed rest of your day!

Reviewer: C. Thompson
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Expensive but more humane and worth it
Review: (This review is for the mouse version not the larger rodent or rat versions.)You can buy a bunch of cheap snap traps for the price of just one of these electronic traps. I bought those cheap ones first but there were so many drawbacks to them I switched to these and I'm happy I did.The first reason I didn't like the snap traps is that when they work you've got a (hopefully) dead mouse in plain view. I don't like walking into my kitchen and seeing a mouse carcass. With these traps everything is covered and out of sight until you're ready to deal with it. Yes the dead mouse is still there with these but I don't have to look at it until I'm ready.Another reason I don't like the cheap snap traps is that you have to arrange barriers so that the mouse can get to them but pets can't. I have two cats and quickly found out the barriers need to be pretty big and heavy to keep the cats away from the trap and the caught mouse. Kind of a hassle when I needed to place the traps around my kitchen. ButBut the biggest reason I switched from the cheap traps is that they don't always kill the mouse. Unfortunately, they sometimes just crush part of the mouse without killing it leaving it alive but suffering in pain in the trap until you notice it (which could be hours if you're away or asleep). I don't want mice in my house or garage but I also don't want fellow mammals to suffer needlessly.These traps worked great for me and eliminated the mice that had infiltrated my house within 3 days. They are easy to empty—just lift off the lid and dump into a trash can. You don't need to touch the carcass, pry it out of the trap or even look at it. Quick and convenient and the trap is ready to go for the next mouse as soon as you put the lid back on and flip the switch.I happened to be nearby when one of the traps caught a mouse. The trap emits a low whine or buzzing sound when it's activated. It's pretty quiet but I was able to notice it in a silent room. It stays activated for a while (I'd guess about a minute) to make sure the job is done. When it stops making noise after a short wait the light starts to flash to let you know it's caught a mouse. A previous reviewer mentioned a smell but fortunately there was no smell at all that I could detect.I had no issues with non-kills; when the light was flashing on my traps there was always a dead mouse inside. I'd guess an issue some other reviewer may have had is if the contacts that connect the top to the bottom get dirty or corroded. The trap likely won't work properly if it can't make a solid electrical connection.I have two cats and I wanted to make sure these traps would be safe around them. Fortunately, the way these traps are designed with the location of the opening and the internal barriers there is absolutely no way even the most inquisitive cat is going to be able to get a paw in there let alone have two different paws touch the two metal plates. (Without going into the details on how this type of trap works a mouse would need to contact one of the metal plates with a front foot and the other with a back foot in order to be dispatched.) There is no way even a small cat or dog could do that and the voltage and current likely wouldn't be enough even if they could. You don't need to worry about your cats with this trap. Obviously, though, if you have rodent-sized pets such as hamsters you'll want to make sure they can't get near these.One thing I would change about this trap is to make the bait cup removable for easier cleaning and changing of the bait. What I did is put my bait peanut butter on a small scrap of paper and then put that down in the bait cup so that the peanut butter didn't stick to the trap itself. Another thing I would change is to have the trap self-test the connection to the bottom part when turned on. It should flash or something to let you know if the contacts are not making an adequate connection.I'm very happy with these traps and definitely recommend them despite the high price.

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Works like a charm, the wife will even dispose of the mice because she doesn't have to touch them like with the old victor traps. Also keeps the cat from getting at the dead mice, 10 out of 10

Reviewer: Benjamin
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Excelente producto, es pequeño, solo es para ratones, y es importante limpiarlo después de cada evento. No deja grandes residuos y es extremadamente sencillo desechar el cadáver de los ratones, basta con quitar la tapa y voltear la base directo a la basura.

Reviewer: Cliente de Amazon
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Excelente material, automáticamente extermina. Resultados limpios sin mayor dificultad

Reviewer: Danyal M.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: I just got this today and it was very easy to setup. I used peanut butter as suggested. Within a span of less than an hour, it had already caught one mouse and as soon as I threw that mouse out and put it back, it caught a second mouse within five minutes. Best of all, the mouse die quickly and they are very easy to throw out afterwards. I would definitely recommend this product. I used it in my front garden on a non rainy day as there was an every point near there that they were getting through. Works like a charm.

Reviewer: Brent Lidstone
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: I've experimented with a lot of solutions to dealing with mice and I strongly believe this thing is the way to go. It is the most effective, reliable mouse killer I've tried by far. I know you might be balking at a price tag of like 80-100 bucks for a rodent trap. But, believe me when I say its actually worth the price tag. For several reasons:1) This large box design in particular is more effective than other trap types, including smaller designs. The mice seem to feel more comfortable waltzing into a larger container so it entices them much better than small box-style traps.2) It kills them instantly AS WELL AS humanely: This means no mess for you to clean up, and no mice that are still alive screaming and need to be put out of their misery. I know some people don't care much about this but I'd rather use methods that kill them fast and painlessly if its possible, if only because its less work on my end.3) Its much easier to re-use repeatedly compared to other trap styles.I've already killed a bunch of mice with it since I bought it. The amount of time and headache you save with this makes it completely worth it, and I'm even going to be buying more in the future so I can have several around my house.Important to note as with all traps that placement is key - I had to try different spots before I found the "hot spot". Usually its around food and in the kitchen.