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Commercial rodent investigation

Find where they get in.

Bring one difficult commercial account. RodentRadar turns overnight detections into floorplan playback so the team can inspect, act, and verify with better evidence.

Your customer relationship stays yours.

The monitoring night

A night becomes a sequence.

Timestamped detections replay on the floorplan. Field inspection decides what they mean.

Monitoring night / 03.04.25 Paused
Observed detection Inferred sequence
  1. 01 / Place Map the sensors.
  2. 02 / Review Replay the night.
  3. 03 / Verify Inspect. Act. Compare.

The right account

Use it when guessing is expensive.

  1. 01The problem returned.
  2. 02The account is at risk.
  3. 03Evidence could change the next action.

Your role

Bring it. Run it. Or both.

One person can own the account and the field work. Two people can divide it cleanly.

Your customer relationship stays yours.

This is not a hardware reseller program.

The Diagnostic Kit

What arrives with the system.

One reusable field kit: the hub, eight labeled sensors, power, placement hardware, and the on-site record.

RodentRadar Diagnostic Kit hardware arranged for inspection
Diagnostic KitActual hardware
Packing list 12 line items

System

  • Base Station

    The central hub connects to the site's 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network, communicates with the RodentRadar server, and receives activity from the wireless sensors.

  • Wireless Sensors

    Battery-powered sensors labeled A–H are positioned around the property so their events can be displayed on the site floorplan.

  • Rechargeable Batteries

    One rechargeable battery powers each wireless sensor.

Setup & power

  • Magnetic Activation Wand

    A swipe of the magnet wakes each sensor from deep shipping sleep before installation.

  • USB Cable

    Provides power to the RodentRadar base station.

  • USB Wall Adapter

    Plugs the base station into standard AC power and supplies USB power of 1 amp or greater.

Placement

  • Detection Cones

    Sensor accessories used to configure the desired detection area.

  • Cone Braces

    Supports that hold the detection cones in position.

  • Tilt Mounts

    Adjustable mounts for aiming a sensor upward toward joists or downward from an elevated position.

  • Grip Mounts

    Mounts designed to attach sensors to pipes or similar locations.

  • Mounting Screws

    Hardware for securing the supplied mounts and accessories.

Field record

  • Quick Start Card

    On-site setup instructions, a parts checklist, sensor A–H placement log, LED reference, and a grid for sketching the property and recording sensor locations.

One account is enough

Bring the case that keeps returning.

Fit first. Then the next bounded step.