Professional Pest Management with the PCT Hi-Top Rodent Bait Station

The PCT Hi-Top Rodent Bait Station represents a significant step up from standard low-profile boxes. In the New Zealand pest control industry, technicians often require a “hybrid” approach to tackle stubborn infestations. The Hi-Top design allows you to utilise both chemical baits and mechanical snap traps in a single secure location, ensuring a higher success rate for rat and mouse control.

Why Professionals Choose PCT Hi-Top Technology

• Dual-Action Versatility: The spacious interior fits 12 x 15g bait blocks (on the included vertical rods) or can accommodate a mechanical snap trap for non-toxic or rapid-kill programmes.

• Tamper-Resistant Security: Features a robust twist-key lock that prevents unauthorised access by children, pets, and wildlife, keeping toxic baits exactly where they belong.

• Durable UV-Resistant Construction: Manufactured from thick-walled, high-impact plastic that withstands harsh NZ weather conditions and accidental foot traffic without cracking.

• Optimised Rodent Attraction: The dark, enclosed “tunnel” design mimics the natural runways rodents prefer, encouraging them to enter and feed with a sense of security.

• Weatherproof Protection: Shields your bait from moisture, dust, and spills, ensuring the bait remains palatable and effective for significantly longer.

• Large Logo Print Area: The flat lid surface provides excellent advertising potential for professional pest controllers to apply company branding or service labels.

Professional Placement & Usage Guide

1. Selection: Determine if you will use Rodent Bait Blocks or a mechanical snap trap.

2. Placement: Position the PCT Hi-Top Rodent Bait Station along walls or known rodent runways. Rodents prefer to travel with one side of their body against a solid surface.

3. Spacing: For rats, space stations 5–10 metres apart. For mice, reduce spacing to 2–4 metres to ensure maximum coverage.

4. Securing: Use the knockout anchoring holes to secure the station to the ground or a permanent structure to prevent movement by non-target animals.

5. Monitoring: Check stations weekly. Replace any eaten or mouldy bait and reset any triggered traps.

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