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When the problem keeps coming back

Find the source. Seal it. Watch the nights go quiet.

Eight sensors record every overnight run and replay it on your floorplan. The inspection starts where the activity starts — and the quiet nights afterward are the proof.

The sensors find where to look. The inspection finds the hole. The seal ends it.

A real night, from a real installation

Sensor H detected movement first.

You learn from every incursion: the first of the night, the ones overnight, and the final one. August 30, 2026 at a monitored installation: five incursions, 110 detections — starting at Sensor H at 12:12 a.m., ending at Sensor C at 6:46 a.m. The first and last moves tell you where the sensors go next.

Night of August 30, 2026 Paused
Movement recorded at a sensor The line shows order, not the animal’s path

Recorded at a monitored installation, shown as its owner sees it. Sensor positions are the actual floorplan; times are the recorded detection times.

  1. 01 / Find Each night’s first and last moves show where more data is needed. Sensors go to those spots until the hole is isolated.
  2. 02 / Seal The inspection starts where the activity starts — and ends at the entry point.
  3. 03 / Prove Keep recording. Quiet nights at sensors that used to fire are the receipt.

From a RodentRadar investigation

“We would not have fixed the problem without RodentRadar. We were focused on areas down low — the detectors led us to the real source, an opening on the roof where the air conditioning duct wasn’t well sealed. In an old building like this, there’s just too many areas to look. It took time, but by relocating the sensors, we tracked down the problem.”
Restaurant owner, Northeast U.S. · identity withheld at the owner’s request · read the full story

When it is worth using

Use it when the problem keeps returning.

  1. 01You still hear, see, or find signs after pest service.
  2. 02A daytime inspection cannot explain what happens at night.
  3. 03You want to compare activity before and after the work.

Two ways in

Your home — or your client’s account.

Homeowners run one 30-day diagnostic and it’s done. Pest companies send one traveling kit to the account that’s in trouble, then move it to the next one.

01 / It’s my home Find where they’re getting in. One 30-day diagnostic, deposit back when you’re done. 02 / It’s a client’s account Save the problem account. One kit travels — no fleet, no truck inventory.

Either path starts with telling us about the property.

Sending the form does not place an order.

What it costs

$195, plus a deposit you get back.

$295 at checkout: $195 for the 30-day diagnostic plus a $100 refundable deposit. Return the kit by day 30 and the deposit comes back. Keep it, and the deposit becomes ownership — with your first year of monitoring included. Work in pest control? Partner terms are on the pest professionals page.

RodentRadar base station, eight wireless sensors, batteries, and mounting accessories
RodentRadar systemActual hardware
What’s included 12 listed items

System

  • 1×

    Base Station

    Connects to the property's 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and receives detections from the eight sensors.

  • 8×

    Wireless Sensors

    Battery-powered sensors labeled A through H record movement at their marked floorplan positions.

  • 8×

    Rechargeable Batteries

    One rechargeable battery powers each wireless sensor.

Setup and power

  • 1×

    Activation Magnet

    Swipe the magnet over each sensor to wake it before installation.

  • 1×

    USB Cable

    Powers the base station.

  • 1×

    USB Wall Adapter

    Connects the USB cable to a standard wall outlet.

Placement

  • 4×

    Detection Cones

    Limit the area each sensor can detect.

  • 4×

    Cone Braces

    Hold the detection cones in position.

  • 2×

    Tilt Mounts

    Aim sensors up toward joists or down from higher positions.

  • 2×

    Grip Mounts

    Attach sensors to pipes or similar surfaces.

  • 6×

    Mounting Screws

    Secure the included mounts.

Setup card

  • 1×

    Quick Start Card

    Includes setup steps, a parts checklist, sensor labels, LED meanings, and a grid for sketching the property.

What it can tell you

Quiet nights, on the record.

Read the full FAQ
What does RodentRadar actually record?
Each sensor records when it detects motion at its labeled position. It does not take a photo or identify what caused the movement.
Does the first detection show the entry point?
Not by itself. The replay shows where activity starts; the inspection finds the hole. When the trail doesn’t make sense, you move the sensors and let the next nights point higher, lower, or somewhere nobody was looking.
How do I know the problem is actually fixed?
Keep recording after the seal. Sensors that fired every night, recording nothing for weeks — that’s the record you want, and no invoice can show it. The replay won’t say why a pattern changed, but nothing moving is nothing moving.

Built in Buffalo

Your nights get a human review.

Every installation includes data review: we look at your overnight replays, recommend where sensors should move next, and tell you what the pattern suggests — grounded in every installation we’ve completed.

Based in
Buffalo, New York
Direct support
(716) 868-9915
marshall@rodentradar.com
Hardware coverage
1-year limited warranty
About RodentRadar

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