In an aspect, a pest control system is provided, and includes a housing and a tray. The housing includes a housing body defining a housing compartment, and a housing cover that is removably connectable to the housing body. The housing has at least one aperture to permit access by a target pest to the housing compartment from outside the housing. The tray has a tray body and a tray cover. The tray body contains a pesticide for the target pest and has an opening sized to permit access to the pesticide by the target pest. The tray cover sealingly covers the opening but only covers a portion of an exterior of the tray body. The tray cover is removable from the tray body and is disposable. The tray fits in the housing compartment.

Rodent bait station assemblies and methods for assembly and bundling.

Rodent bait station assemblies and methods for assembly and bundling.

A rodent bait system for use with a vehicle to prevent rodents from entering an interior of the vehicle includes a base assembly having tubular members coupled together by connecting joints, the base assembly being disposed on a ground surface such that the tubular members and connecting joints conform around a tire of the vehicle, the tubular members having at least one entryway for permitting a rodent to enter the base assembly, a housing assembly coupled to a tee coupling of the base assembly, a pair of rods coupled to an interior wall of the tee coupling, and a bait member disposed within the housing assembly and supported by the pair of rods. The rodent enters the entryway of the base assembly and is directed along an interior path defined by any number of the tubular members and connecting joints to permit the rodent access to the bait member.

Locks for use with pest-control devices such as bait stations or other loadable devices, kits that include a lock and key, and pest control devices that include a lock.

A bait rack is provided. The bait rack includes a bait support portion defining an open-topped bait pocket and an access aperture configured to provide access to the bait pocket from below the bait support portion. The bait rack includes a base configured to support the bait support portion above a work surface.

Apparatus for holding bait including a housing part that can be inserted into a manhole, in particular a sewer manhole or a cable duct manhole,at least one bait platform disposed in the housing part and delimiting at least one passage opening through a rodent can reach a bait disposed on the bait platform and/or a bait held on at least one bait-holding device disposed in the housing part,at least closing body, which is mounted so that it can be moved relative to the bait platform, wherein the closing body in an open position is moved away from the bait platform, such that the at least one passage opening delimited on the bait-platform side is exposed, and in a closed position is moved toward the bait platform, such that the at least one passage opening delimited on the bait-platform side is closed.

A mounting and positioning device 10 comprises a disc 11 having a termite detection region in the form of a hole 12. The device entices termites to the detection region 12 using termite scaffold as an array of slats 13 made from a termite consumable material fitted around the hole 12 using an array of flanges 14 which frictionally grip the slats. Concentric frangible sections in the form of weakened rings 22, 23, 24 and 25 permit marginal sections of the device to be removed so that it may fit inside different sized termite monitors.

A system (10) for remote detection of pests, in this case as applied to a domestic dwelling (11) where a base station (12) communicates with eight detector or monitor units (13). The dotted (lines (14) indicate wired or wireless communication between the units (13) and the base station (12). As used herein the expressions monitor and detector are used interchangeably or where the detector is used as part of a box or cartridge where the detector is part (and may be reusable and separable) the whole unit including the detector part may be referred to as a monitor.

A mounting and positioning device 10 comprises a disc 11 having a termite detection region in the form of a hole 12. The device entices termites to the detection region 12 using termite scaffold as an array of slats 13 made from a termite consumable material fitted around the hole 12 using an array of flanges 14 which frictionally grip the slats. Concentric frangible sections in the form of weakened rings 22, 23, 24 and 25 permit marginal sections of the device to be removed so that it may fit inside different sized termite monitors.