Windsor, Wis.-based Bell Laboratories has unveiled its latest addition to its iQ line-up: the new Mouse iQ smart mouse trap. Powered by Bell Sensing Technologies, Mouse iQ contains Bluetooth technology, which means pest management professionals (PMPs) can use their smart device to check traps up to 100 feet away. Mouse iQ has a small footprint so technicians can target exactly where mice travel — including heat registers, drop ceilings, rafters and more.
Using Mouse iQ means that PMPs can provide more efficient service, giving technicians extra time to perform better pest control, and ultimately grow their business. A recent time study conducted at Bell’s 600,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and warehouse found that PMPs can service accounts set with iQ devices 78 percent faster compared to those set with standard traps and bait stations.
Mouse iQ also improves workplace safety because PMPs can check devices from a distance. Technicians don’t need to crawl into tight spaces or climb ladders to check empty traps, thus avoiding unnecessary injuries.
“Our vision for Bell Sensing Technologies is to change rodent control for the better by offering our PMP partners innovative products that bring them solutions for their most pressing challenges,” said Patrick Lynch, Bell Labs’ chief commercial officer and president of Bell Sensing Technologies. “Those who want to experience the solutions that using rodent monitoring and iQ products provide now have access to that technology in rat and mouse bait stations, mouse multiple-catch traps, and rat and mouse snap traps.”
About Bell Labs
Founded in 1974 by the late Malcolm Stack, a member of the Pest Management Professional Hall of Fame (Class of 2004), Bell Labs today is based in Windsor, Wis., and manufactures rodenticides and other rodent control products available to the pest control and agricultural industries on six continents. It is led by another Pest Management Professional Hall of Famer, CEO Steve Levy (Class of 2022). Bell’s complete line of products includes rodenticides, tamper-resistant bait stations, smart rodent monitoring devices, glue boards, mechanical traps, and attractants.
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