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$7.87

Buy 2 or more: $7.26 each

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stations

$7.87

case (12 stations)

$39.96

Total Price: $7.87

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Product Overview

The small, triangular shaped Protecta RTU Mouse Bait Station holds 1 oz. (28 gm.), 20 gm., and 15 gm. Blox baits. With angled entry holes, it fits flush against a wall or in a corner where mice travel. The Protecta RTU Mouse bait station locks automatically when closed and uses a special 2-prong key to open. One Protecta Key is included with each order. We do sell Protecta Keys separately if you would like more than one. Compact PROTECTA RTU measures 5 1/4" (l) x 1 1/4" (h) x 3 3/4" (w).

(Bait shown is NOT included. Bait is sold separately)

Details

Target pests	Mice
For use in	Residential, commercial, or industrial buildings, indoors and outdoors
Application	Place station near baseboards, corners, along walls, or in spaces where rodents are likely to travel.
Pet safe	Is tamper resistant and locks when closed, but bait should always be kept out of reach of children and pets.
Yield	Holds 2 mini blox, or 1 standard size blox
Dimensions	5 1/4 in Length x 3 3/4 in. Width x 1 1/4 in. Height
Color	Black
Material / Construction	Heavy-duty, injection-molded plastic
Special Features	Fits in tight baiting places under pallets, in cupboards or behind appliances, automatically locks when closed, fits flush against a wall or in a corner where mice travel, station's interior baffles lead them to the bait once inside
Parts Included	One Protecta 2-prong key per order
Shipping Weight	0.12 lbs
Manufacturer	Bell Labs (Mfg. Number: PR2620)
UPC	30030835400028

The small, triangular shaped Protecta RTU Mouse Bait Station holds 1 oz. (28 gm.), 20 gm., and 15 gm. bait blox. With angled entry holes, it fits flush against a wall or in a corner where mice travel. The Protecta RTU Mouse bait station locks automatically when closed and uses a special 2-prong key to open to keep children and non-target animals safe. One key is included in each case. Extra keys are available for purchase. BAIT IS NOT INCLUDED.

Dimensions: 5 1/4" L x 3 3/4"W x 1 1/4" H

Why use a bait station?

By using a bait station such as the Protect RTU mouse bait station you will be able to:

Keep children and non-target animals away from dangerous baits (poison)
Prevent mice from taking bait blox and moving them to exposed areas where they may pose a danger to non-target animals
Keep bait fresh and potent for a longer period of time

Product Documents
- Protecta Bait Station SDS
55 Customer Reviews

Top Reviews

Mouse Bait Station works every time!

By Patty on 12/08/2010

As a landlord our number 1 nuisance call is mice. At the first sign of a dropping we use the bait box under the kitchen and bath sinks, under the stove and in the pantry. We very rarely see a dead mou…
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As a landlord our number 1 nuisance call is mice. At the first sign of a dropping we use the bait box under the kitchen and bath sinks, under the stove and in the pantry. We very rarely see a dead mouse and in about a week we do not see any more droppings either. Boxes are locked for safety and bait does not smell - you are not "catching" the mice, just sending them outside in search of water where they die. Bait is a cube that fits tightly in the box. This system does what it is supposed to...it gets rid of mice in your house!

The mouse bait stations

By Bob on 01/26/2012

We live here in Massachsuetts and are USA citizens. We also own a house in Nova Scotia which is furnished and ready for use. In the past, for several years, we had a lot of trouble with mice in that h…
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We live here in Massachsuetts and are USA citizens. We also own a house in Nova Scotia which is furnished and ready for use. In the past, for several years, we had a lot of trouble with mice in that house. We bougth local hardware traps and bait repeateadly, but every time we went up, we found mouse tracks, empty traps, and the bait rolled up into balls and hidden here and there among dish towels, bedding, or pots and pans. A professional exterminator here in Massachusetts told me about these stations. Now we find no traces of mice when we go up, and we feel that our bedding and linens are clean and safe for us. The mice have nibbled now and then inside the stations, but there is no other evidence. No tracks any more! Also, I feel this is so much cleaner and easier for us than to handle dead mice hanging from a trap and buying new traps all the time. .

Finally....something that works

By Ron on 08/07/2011

Living next to a wooded area, voles, moles and mice have been a constant pain in the behind. Got so bad I once replaced the lawn to get rid of them and their tunnel network. Years of peanut pellets, p…
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Living next to a wooded area, voles, moles and mice have been a constant pain in the behind. Got so bad I once replaced the lawn to get rid of them and their tunnel network. Years of peanut pellets, peanut butter, warafrin bait, traps, smoke bombs, and water hoses have finally come to an end. The pesky critters thumbed their pointy little snouts at me for the last time...party over!! In under two weeks with Final Blox my flower and mulch beds are no longer being aerated by voles. The fence line is no longer a living highway of tunnels and holes. The dinner party and a yard full of holes is over. Final Blox is as bad as it can get. FB and bait stations are the black box restaurant of death, their last meal! Very pleased with the quick results of the product and the customer service and timeliness of the delivery, 3 days!! Thank you, FB & DMOPC.

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13 Questions & Answers

Helpful Q&A's

Q

Do the bait blocks expire or go bad?
How long do the bait blocks last?

A

Once a pail of rodenticide has been opened, the bait will remain effective for a year if kept in the airtight bucket in a cool, dry place. As for blocks that are placed in a bait station, we recomme…
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Once a pail of rodenticide has been opened, the bait will remain effective for a year if kept in the airtight bucket in a cool, dry place. As for blocks that are placed in a bait station, we recommend changing out the bait every 30 days.

Q

Is this Protecta RTU Mouse Bait Station for outdoor use??

A

The Protecta RTU Mouse Bait Station is a small, sturdy bait station that can be used indoors and outdoors with no problem.

Q

Do Mice Build a Resistance to the poison in Place Packs and or Bait Blocks?
It seems like an annual occurrence where the mice come back every year when the weather gets cold. This time, I am having a very difficult time. They are ignoring the packets, they are wary of the traps. I used different traps with cereal as bait held in place with peanut butter. Also used an electronic trap. Got 8 in traps so far. And 2 bait blocks are being eaten. The ones caught in traps were small maybe juveniles and there are 2 different size droppings. I think the Mommy and Daddy are teaching the kids what to avoid.

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There are some instances when rodents can be resistant to a certain active ingredient in a bait and there may be instances where the rodents will avoid the bait all together (bait is old or spoiled, t…
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There are some instances when rodents can be resistant to a certain active ingredient in a bait and there may be instances where the rodents will avoid the bait all together (bait is old or spoiled, too many alternate food sources are available). We recommend changing to a bait with a different active ingredient so that you will have fresh bait and you can avoid any issues with resistance. We also recommend you inspect your home very carefully and seal up any holes you can so you can exclude the mice from entering your home in the future. You should also purchase tamper resistant bait stations (with a high quality bait) to use around the perimeter of your home so you can eliminate the mice outdoors before they have a chance to look for a way in. Please take a moment to read our article Rodent Proofing for Fall to learn more about excluding rodents from your home.

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