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Record overnight. Know where to inspect.

Place eight sensors. Review the next morning’s detections. Inspect where the activity starts.

01 Draw02 Place03 See04 Inspect

01 / Draw the problem area

Sketch the problem area.

The sketch does not need to be perfect. It only needs to show where each sensor is placed.

A hand-drawn floorplan used to map a RodentRadar installation
Source / Field sketchPurpose / Sensor map
RodentRadar sensor positioned on an adjustable tilt mount near pipes and joists
Source / Field placementHardware / Tilt mount

02 / Place the sensors

Place eight sensors around it.

Place the sensors where movement may pass. Connect the base station to your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.

Sensor positionsRecorded on the floorplan

Base stationConnected on site

03 / See what happened overnight

Replay the night.

The screen shows which sensor detected movement first. It does not show the animal’s exact path. The inspection — yours or a professional’s — finds the cause.

Night of August 30, 2026
Paused
12:12:08 a.m. Detection 1 of 110
Movement recorded at a sensor The line shows order, not the animal’s path

First detection: Sensor H at 12:12:08 a.m. Last detection: Sensor C at 6:45:59 a.m. There were 110 detections across five groups of activity. Recorded at a monitored installation, shown as its owner sees it. Sensor positions are the actual floorplan; times are the recorded detection times.

04 / Inspect where the record points

Start near the first detection.

  1. 01Check for openings, damage, droppings, or other signs.
  2. 02Handle the trapping, treatment, exclusion, or repair.
  3. 03Run the sensors again to see what changed.

RodentRadar shows where movement was recorded. The person on site determines what caused it.

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