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Continuing our look at the iQ electronic rodent monitoring lineup, we’re turning our attention to the Pulse Mouse iQ. Designed specifically for mouse monitoring, this compact bait station combines a rodent station with integrated Bluetooth® sensing technology that can detect and timestamp rodent activity.
For pest management professionals, having information about when and where mouse activity occurs can provide useful insight when evaluating a rodent control program.
The Pulse Mouse iQ features a fully integrated Bluetooth® sensor designed to detect and timestamp rodent activity. The station's sensor communicates with the Bell Sensing App when technicians are on-site, allowing activity data to be reviewed during service visits.
Rather than relying only on visual inspections, electronic monitoring can provide additional information about activity within the station.
The Pulse Mouse iQ has a low, compact footprint while incorporating a battery, sensor, and antenna into the station. Bell lists the station at approximately 6.5 inches by 6.5 inches by 3.25 inches.
Its compact design can make it a practical option for locations where space is an important consideration.
The station can hold up to four BLOX™ of bait and accommodates one Mini-Rex™ or Mouse iQ™ mouse trap. This provides pest management professionals with options for configuring the station according to the needs of the account.
The station also uses an EVO® key for fast opening, helping simplify access during routine servicing.
One of the main advantages of electronic rodent monitoring is the ability to gather information that can help technicians better understand rodent movement. The Pulse Mouse iQ records activity timestamps, helping identify when mice are interacting with the monitoring station.
This information can help pest management professionals make more informed decisions about station placement and rodent control strategies rather than relying solely on assumptions about where mice may be traveling.
The Pulse Mouse iQ is another example of how electronic monitoring technology can add data to traditional rodent management. Its integrated sensing technology, compact design, bait capacity, and trap compatibility make it a specialized option for monitoring mouse activity.
At Secured Environments Pest and Wildlife Services in Bourne, MA, electronic rodent monitoring is part of a technology-focused approach to understanding pest activity. If you are dealing with ongoing mouse concerns or want to learn more about electronic rodent monitoring, contact Secured Environments Pest and Wildlife Services at 888-918-8068 to discuss your options.
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