Tie each detection to a physical part of the property.
For property owners
Turn the sound behind the wall into a place to investigate.
When signs keep returning but daylight inspection finds nothing, timestamped detections can help a pest professional narrow the search.
Tell us about the propertyThe triggerRecurring signs with no clear source
The accountA property ordinary inspection has not resolved
The decisionWhere a pest professional should investigate next
The product result
Make the overnight record visible.
RodentRadar records timestamped motion detections and shows them on the site floorplan. The pest professional uses that record to focus physical inspection.
Observed detection Inferred sequence
When this path fits
Use evidence where uncertainty changes the stakes.
- 01You have repeated overnight signs, sounds, or catches.
- 02The likely route remains unclear.
- 03You want a pest professional to work from a better record.
What changes
A record the team can act on.
The output is not a generic dashboard score. It is a mapped sequence, a field decision, and a later comparison.
Replace a vague hunch with a timestamped activity record.
A pest professional verifies the condition before corrective work.
What goes on site
Hardware behind the record.
One base station receives activity from eight labeled wireless sensors. Mounts and detection accessories help place them around the unresolved area.
The next bounded step
Start with the site where a better record could change the next move.
Fit comes before hardware. No sensor event is presented as a sighting or a confirmed entry point.