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Electronic rodent monitoring (ERM) devices are designed to detect rodent activity and communicate data in real-time.
NameDatBug founder Adam Holt has worked with many of the electronic rodent monitoring devices on the market including ActiveSense, Skyhawk, Bell Sensing, Bayer, and PestSesnse. Holt has worked both on the customer side and the pest control operations side when it comes to electronic rodent monitoring devices.
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Appearance: Compact, often rectangular or cylindrical devices.
Function: Utilize infrared or motion detection to sense rodent activity.
Placement: Installed in areas prone to rodent activity, such as along walls, near entry points, or in attics.
Appearance: Resemble traditional traps but integrated with electronic components.
Function: Capture rodents and send immediate alerts upon activation.
Features: Often equipped with sensors to detect trap status and rodent presence.
Appearance: Small devices with antennas or ports for network connections.
Function: Transmit data from sensors and traps to centralized systems via Wi-Fi, cellular, or other networks.
Appearance: Larger units that may resemble routers or control panels.
Function: Aggregate data from multiple devices and interface with monitoring software.
PestSense is the most capable digital rodent station on the market offering dual mode snap trap or baiting functionality, bait weighing and the ability to add non smart devices to the software allowing full solution of all in-field devices.
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