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Availability:
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Arrives
Saturday, Jan 3
Features
- Kills mice in seconds with a humane, high-voltage shock
- 100% kill rate: beveled columns trap mice in place
- Kills up to 10 mice per setting; Indoor use only
- Green LED light indicates when a kill has been made
- Collection drawer for easy, no-touch mouse disposal
Description
The revolutionary Victor Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap delivers a humane, high-voltage shock to kill mice in seconds. This trap is designed to kill up to 10 mice per setting and up to 150 mice per set of 4 “C” batteries. The Multi-Kill has a 100% kill rate, making it a reliable rodent control option. For your convenience, the trap is easy to use – just place bait on the back wall of the trap, place the trap indoors where mice travel, turn it on, and let the Multi-Kill do all of the hard work for you. A blinking green light will alert you when there’s a catch, and a yellow light will let you know the chamber is full. To ensure a no-touch experience, simply slide open the collection drawer and discard the dead mice into the trash for a safe and clean disposal.
Product Dimensions: 10.5 x 5.9 x 14.4 inches
Item Weight: 1.96 pounds
Department: 3737901
Manufacturer: Victor
Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.
Country of Origin: Vietnam
Item model number: M260
Batteries: 4 C batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Saturday, Jan 3
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Top Amazon Reviews
I purchased this item to put in my attic because at night it either sounded like a soccer tournament was going on or a giant beaver was chewing up my house. I had sealed and double sealed any possible mouse highway into my attic. It worked well at first with a fairly high body count the two times I emptied it. This device was supposed to take away all the trouble of checking and resetting regular mouse traps in an uncomfortable place to get in to. The last mouse to get in there didn't die from the shock, yes I had good new alkaline batteries, so it decided to chew it's way out. This thing destroyed this mouse death trap. It destroyed the wiring and ate a hole right thru the side. The hole wasn't large enough for the beaver I mentioned earlier, so my guess it was a mouse on steroids. So, I would not recommend this product regardless of cost. I paid a decent amount for this and expected a body count that would make any man happy, instead they turned it into an after hours club.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2018 by Jeanette Stull
The idea behind this trap is that, baited, it emits the delicious odor of peanut butter that induces mice to walk up some little mouse stairs and enter the peanut butter chamber where, unbeknownst to the murine, the floor is lined with metal electrocution plates that kill the mouse in a brief, humane jolt. Generally it works. But, apparently mice are smart creatures indeed because something amazing happened: after the first kill, a second mouse smelled the peanut butter but somehow understood the grave danger---perhaps the mouse smelled the corpse of the dead compatriot or perhaps he actually saw it enter and fail to exit--- I don't know for sure, but he climbed up the outside of the trap and began to carefully chew his way into the lid of the death chamber until he was able to get at the peanut butter inside without walking on the electrocution floor and thereby procuring a meal and avoiding death. I don't know about you, but that seems eerily intelligent to me---so intelligent that I am not sure I can bring myself to kill these creatures any more. Second problem: On opening the "kill drawer"--the place where the corpses are deposited-- I was startled to find a live mouse inside. I am not sure how this happened but it raises the disturbing possibility that the device sometimes fails to kill and merely stuns. Be sure to empty the kill drawer every day. Finally, these are generally good machines that perform as advertised. I have used them for years. But they may not always kill the mouse and mice are smart.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2019 by Mark Mark
*will update over time* -day 1- Package arrived, everything was normal. Amazon box with no packaging filler. Placed this unit in our chicken house where wild mice run pretty rapid. I placed a very small smears of peanut butter on the stairs and a small clump on the inside chamber(as directed). First few hours during the night they were pretty skittish. The next morning my brother checked the trap before I got there, but my mom did inform us the trap was flashing yellow. My brother reported 9 mice. Great catch for the first night! -night 2- 19 total caught overnight. Came in and checked the trap at midnight. Pulled out 10. Reset and came back at 1:30am, I open the top chamber to find a live mouse starting to make his way to the bait in the chamber. I close it back up and sure enough 5 seconds later I could hear the sizzling shock for 30 seconds followed by the dump door. This makes 28 out of the chicken house in the first 2 nights. Very impressed. -Day 4-o Im out of town but my mother has reset the trap on her own now. our total is now up to 48 on this one trap. -Month 3- Kill number in our chicken Coupe is in the 60-70 number.. We have found only about 5 or so still running around at night and it seems they've caught on.. But still getting 1-2 a week even after cleaning it out and rebaiting it. Definitely been Uber effective. We use the Victor electric rat traps(3 of them, 2 in our house and 1 outside between shop and garage) and they're consistently effective. And for the large mice who are eating well, the rat trap is less complicated and easier to kill with.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2019 by WonTon Jeep Dude WonTon Jeep Dude
This trap works very well, for as long as it works. Mine started having a problem with the kill floor not returning all the way to the proper position after dumping dead mouse into the bin and would set off the blinking red light. I would have to manually push it the rest of the way into place, then it would work but would only kill one mouse at a time since it was malfunctioning with each kill. Then it stopped working completely. Kept it clean, put fresh batteries, nothing I did worked. And I'm just past the one year warranty point, of course. For the price I paid for this trap I do expect it to last a lot longer then a year! But this seems to be one thing consistent with all these electronic traps, I've had a few different brands, none have lasted more then a year.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2017 by CAfarmgirl
well out of the box and under the house it went anywhere from one to 3 mice a day till one day one did not stay dead and proceeded to make a meat mess on the inside of the casket munching on his dead friends and chew his way out and destroyed the wiring in the process.....................I think the plastic box ought to be metal or another material that they cant just chew thru. This was quite the gross mess to cleanup. so yes it works really good until something not perfect happens, and yes according to the battery indicator there was still plenty of charge left, should have knocked him out but just how hard it worked to get out is probably why it didn't die after the shock treatment Conan the mouse! All that being said I am going to attempt to repair this device and reinforce the box with some tin lining to stop the chewing from little Conan. if this item was chew proof in the casket I would have definitely given it 5 stars. BTW cotton swab the stairs and inside with peanut butter just enough to keep them looking...worked great.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2018 by karl