Indoor Electric Mouse Traps with Dual Infrared Sensors, 6000–9000V Quick-Zap System and No-Touch Disposal, 2-Pack – OWLTRA
Indoor Electric Mouse Traps with Dual Infrared Sensors, 6000–9000V Quick-Zap System and No-Touch Disposal, 2-Pack – OWLTRA
Indoor electric mouse traps use dual infrared sensors to detect a mouse inside the chamber before activating a 6,000- to 9,000-volt Quick-Zap system. This two-pack of black OWLTRA OW-2 traps is sized for mice and smaller rodents, offering battery-powered placement in homes, offices, cafés, restaurants and stores without rodent poison.
Each trap uses four AA batteries and can deliver up to 60 activations per battery set under the stated conditions. Add a pea-sized amount of high-protein bait through the bait door, switch the trap on and place the entrance toward a rodent pathway. A green LED signals a capture and red indicates low batteries. Magnetic latches support no-touch disposal, and removing the top automatically deactivates the unit. Use indoors only and keep the upper electrical section dry.
Specifications
- Brand: OWLTRA
- Product: Indoor electric mouse trap
- Model: EMZ30-2P
- Manufacturer part number: OW-2
- Pack size: 2 traps
- Target animals: Mice and smaller rodents
- Voltage: 6,000 to 9,000 volts
- Detection: Dual infrared sensors
- Power: 4 AA batteries per trap
- Battery yield: Up to 60 activations per set under stated conditions
- Capture indicator: Green LED
- Low-battery indicator: Red LED
- Disposal: Removable magnetic-latch lid
- Safety shutoff: Deactivates when top is removed
- Recommended bait: Pea-sized amount of high-protein bait
- Use location: Indoors only
- Color: Black
- Material: Plastic
- Dimensions: 8 L x 3 W x 3 H inches
Frequently Asked Questions
Can OWLTRA OW-2 traps be used outdoors?
No. The OW-2 electric mouse traps are for indoor use only and can be damaged outdoors.
Which rodents fit this trap?
The OW-2 is intended for mice and smaller rodents; the source directs buyers with larger rodents to a larger rat-trap model.
What do the LED colors mean?
A blinking green light indicates a capture, while blinking red signals that the batteries are low.
How is bait added?
Lift the bait door and use a toothpick or cotton swab to place a pea-sized amount at the back, opposite the entrance.