The present invention discloses an electric mouse killer, comprising an electric mouse killer main body and an electric mouse compartment, wherein the electric mouse killer main body comprises a housing, a circuit board, a battery, a high-voltage pack and a high-voltage contact piece, the electric mouse compartment comprises a compartment body and a high-voltage conductive medium, and a plug-in port of the compartment body is connected to a plug-in end of the housing.

The present invention discloses an electric mouse killer, comprising an electric mouse killer main body and an electric mouse compartment, wherein the electric mouse killer main body comprises a housing, a circuit board, a battery, a high-voltage pack and a high-voltage contact piece, the electric mouse compartment comprises a compartment body and a high-voltage conductive medium, and a plug-in port of the compartment body is connected to a plug-in end of the housing.

The present invention discloses a disposable foldable electric mouse compartment, comprising a compartment body and a high-voltage conductive medium, wherein the high-voltage conductive medium is mounted on the bottom surface of the inner wall of the compartment body, and the compartment body can be folded into a flat shape.

The present invention discloses a disposable foldable electric mouse compartment, comprising a compartment body and a high-voltage conductive medium, wherein the high-voltage conductive medium is mounted on the bottom surface of the inner wall of the compartment body, and the compartment body can be folded into a flat shape.

An apparatus for controlling animal pests comprises a housing having a passage extending into the housing from an entrance, an impacting member movable across the passage and a planar sensor spaced apart from the kill bar by a predetermined distance along the passage towards the entrance, the planar sensor configured to sense the presence of the animal pest across a sensing plane across the passage wherein the impacting member is operable to be released to rapidly move across the passage when the planar sensor indicates the presence of the animal pest as passed through the sensing plane.

An apparatus for controlling animal pests comprises a housing having a passage extending into the housing from an entrance, an impacting member movable across the passage and a planar sensor spaced apart from the kill bar by a predetermined distance along the passage towards the entrance, the planar sensor configured to sense the presence of the animal pest across a sensing plane across the passage wherein the impacting member is operable to be released to rapidly move across the passage when the planar sensor indicates the presence of the animal pest as passed through the sensing plane.

The present invention relates to the use of vibration and/or shock data measured in a rechargeable trap during activation of the trap's killing means to identify the size and/or species of a target animal killed during said activation.

A barrier system is provided, the barrier system comprising a first barrier component comprising: a support member formed from an electrically insulating material and having a first major surface, a second major surface and one or more edges extending between the first and second major surfaces; a first electrical conductor assembly comprising a first conductor member disposed on the first major surface of the support member; a second electrical conductor assembly comprising a second conductor member disposed on the first major surface of the support member, the second conductor member spaced apart and electrically insulated from the first conductor member; each of the first and second electrical conductor assemblies comprising an electrical contact member disposed an edge of the support member; wherein each electrical contact member and the respective edge of the support member are configured to connect with a corresponding electrical contact member and the respective edge of a corresponding second barrier component, with the connection being formed by the movement of the second barrier component relative to the first barrier component in a direction substantially perpendicular to the plane of the first major surface. The barrier system finds particular use in the deterring of animals and the dissipation of accumulations of static electricity.

An electric rodent trap includes bait attracting rodents to climb entry ramps reaching up to entries, and a high voltage grid in a housing bottom portion to euthanize the rodents. The entries may include interior ramps sloping down and into the trap and the ramps may include a low voltage grid to stun the rodents causing them to stumble into the trap while remaining alive. A manual switch is later activated to energize the high voltage grid in the housing bottom portion to euthanize the rodents, and the dead rodents are removed.

An electric rodent trap includes bait attracting rodents to climb entry ramps reaching up to entries, and a high voltage grid in a housing bottom portion to euthanize the rodents. The entries may include interior ramps sloping down and into the trap and the ramps may include a low voltage grid to stun the rodents causing them to stumble into the trap while remaining alive. A manual switch is later activated to energize the high voltage grid in the housing bottom portion to euthanize the rodents, and the dead rodents are removed.