Victor Electronic Mouse Trap - Humane Indoor Mouse Control - No Touch Electric Design - M250B

• 100% KILL RATE: The Victor mouse traps feature advanced beveled columns to keep mice in place for elimination, preventing escapes; efficient mouse traps indoor no see kill
• MOUSE TRAPS HUMANE OPTION: Our electronic mouse trap delivers a humane, high-voltage shock, quickly and cleanly eliminating mice
• LED NOTIFICATION SYSTEM: Victor electronic mouse traps uses LED lights to provide reliable alerts. The green light notifies you of a catch in your electric mouse trap zapper without the need for manual checks. The red light signals low battery power
• FOR INDOOR USE ONLY: These Victor mouse traps are designed for placement along indoor walls in areas with rodent activity
• NO-SEE, NO-TOUCH DISPOSAL: This electronic mouse trap is designed for easy, hygienic removal. You can empty the chamber without seeing or touching the rodent, making it an ideal electric mouse trap zapper for you

The Victor M250B Electric Mouse Trap offers a humane solution for rodent control with its advanced smart circuit technology. An innovative mousetrap option, it provides a humane, high-voltage shock that effectively eliminates mice. Laboratory testing performed at the Woodstream Animal Laboratory on May 19, 2017, confirmed a 100% kill rate with mice, thanks to its precisely engineered design where beveled columns hold rodents in place over the trigger plate, minimizing any chance of escape. Designed for indoor use, these mousetraps for mice can be conveniently placed along walls where rodent activity is observed. The no-see, no-touch disposal feature allows a sanitary cleanup without direct contact with the caught rodent. Furthermore, traps are equipped with an LED light system; a green light indicates a successful catch, signaling it's time to clear the trap, while a red light alerts when the batteries need replacement. The trap is enhanced with an innovative safety switch and a tunnel design, protecting pets and children from accidental activation. May 19, 2017 testing was performed on multiple traps, each using a new, fresh set of alkaline batteries. Laboratory testing was performed on multiple traps, successfully dispatching (30) mice. All tests resulted in a confirmed kill of the tested mouse.