Trapper Ron's Animal Capture System - T.R.A.C.S
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Redford, Michigan - Animal Removal Southfield, Michigan -Animal Removal Oakland County, Michigan - Animal Removal Wayne County, Michigan -
Animal Removal Livingston County, Michigan.
Animal Removal Livingston County, Michigan.
Animal Control for Raccoons, Animal Control Opossum, Animal Control Skunks, Animal Control Squirrels, Animal Control Chipmunk, Animal Control
Ground Hogs, Animal Control Coyote, Animal Control Fox, Animal Control Mice, Animal Control Rats, Animal Control Bees, Animal Control Wasps
Animal Removal for Raccoons, Opossum, Skunks, Squirrels, Chipmunk, Ground Hogs, Coyote, Fox, Mice, Rats, Bees, Wasps
Servicing the following communities with animal control and animal control services. Animal Control Livonia, Michigan - Animal Contol Farmington,
Michigan - Animal Control Farmington Hills, Michigan -Animal Control Novi, Michigan - Animal Control Northville, Michigan - Animal Control
Birmingham, Michigan - Animal Control Bloomfield Hills, Michigan - Animal Control Waterford, Michigan - Animal Control Redford, Michigan - Animal
Control Southfield, Michigan -Animal Control Oakland County, Michigan - Animal Control Wayne County, Michigan - Animal Control Livingston County,
Michigan.
| Trap Sensor Operating Temperature Range 0° to +120° F Power Supply CR2032 lithium coin cell, 3 volt Battery life 8 weeks active monitoring a Enclosure Dimensions Approximately 3.1" x 1.6" x 0.4" Enclosure Material Durable ABS plastic ARM and OFF buttons Elastomeric button pad Indicators Bicolor LED red and green RF Frequency 2.4 GHz license‐free international band Operating distance from base Typical 75 feet (Note 2) USB Base Operating Temperature Range 0° to +100° F Power Supply 115 VAC to 5 VDC USB module Enclosure Dimensions Approx. 3.1" x 0.9" x 0.6" Enclosure Material Durable ABS plastic RF Frequency 2.4 GHz license‐free international band Sensors monitored per base 15 Status update for sensor trip Less than 2 seconds, typical Indicators Blue and amber LED Base powered Constant amber LED on No sensor armed or tripped Blue LED off |
Benefits
Imagine the cost savings of not having to check traps needlessly. Trips to the client location happen only
when needed The unit Makes money for your organization Clients are thrilled to be actively involved in
solving their animal issues Reduced off hours work Durable Clients feel better knowing technology is
working for them You will never turn down an attic job again !
Imagine the cost savings of not having to check traps needlessly. Trips to the client location happen only
when needed The unit Makes money for your organization Clients are thrilled to be actively involved in
solving their animal issues Reduced off hours work Durable Clients feel better knowing technology is
working for them You will never turn down an attic job again !
How it works
The TRACS transmitter attaches to the top of
the live trap near the door mechanism. The
receiver is then given to the client to place
somewhere in their home where they can
monitor often. I like to put it in the kitchen area
where people tend to congregate. Then all you
have to do is instruct the homeowner to check
the receiver at least once a day and to call you
when the light comes on, that's it ! The TRACS
system can be configured to have multiple
transmitters to one receiver so if you have
multiple traps set the homeowner only has one
receiver to monitor. Other uses include under
mobile homes, house crawl spaces or areas
that are normally hidden from site (within 150
feet) where the client agrees to monitor the
receiver.
The TRACS transmitter attaches to the top of
the live trap near the door mechanism. The
receiver is then given to the client to place
somewhere in their home where they can
monitor often. I like to put it in the kitchen area
where people tend to congregate. Then all you
have to do is instruct the homeowner to check
the receiver at least once a day and to call you
when the light comes on, that's it ! The TRACS
system can be configured to have multiple
transmitters to one receiver so if you have
multiple traps set the homeowner only has one
receiver to monitor. Other uses include under
mobile homes, house crawl spaces or areas
that are normally hidden from site (within 150
feet) where the client agrees to monitor the
receiver.
Background
We have developed a product that will allow WCO trappers to monitor traps painlessly - we call it "Trapper
Ron's Animal Capture System" or TRACS for short. What it is - is a radio transmitter/receiver device that
notifies your client that the live trap door has been closed. As you know, for example, trapping in attic
spaces can be very costly and time consuming for the Wildlife Nuisance Control, Operator. In most cases
the Operator will place a trap on rooftops near the entry point. This procedure typically has mixed results
and is not the preferred method for trapping animals that reside inside attic spaces. First off, an operator
can never be certain that an animal trapped on the roof is targeted animal and depending on the roof style
setting the trap safely can be hazardous. The most effective way to trap an animal living in attic spaces to
place a trap inside the attic., This procedure can be very time consuming since the Operator must schedule
place a trap inside the attic., This procedure can be very time consuming since the Operator must schedule
time each day to check their traps. Property owners must be home, usually in the evening, operators must
drive to the location, ladders must be hauled into the property and then the WNCO must physically enter the
attic space and visually verify each trap. Now we know that a lot of trappers do not like trapping in attics
and will actually turn jobs down because it just is not cost effective for them. With this product you will love
taking these jobs because it is actually easier to make money with them. Legally all live traps must be
checked every 24 hours, so if you have 5 clients that have traps in attics you can imagine how many hours
can be saved by letting your clients monitor the traps for you. I would still recommend that traps be checked
occasionally to insure that the TRACS unit has working batteries. Imagine how impressed your clients will
be when you show them the state of the art in attic trapping. They will have confidence in your ability plus
they have the assurance that they don't have to make time for you to come into their home every day.
| If you had a trapping tool that could save you money and pay for itself the very first time you used it ! Would you be interested ? Introducing Trapper Ron's Animal Capture System or T.R.A.C.S |
| Order T.R.A.C.S. |
| To Pay By Check: Send $99.00 plus 6.99 Shipping to Trapper Ron's 37046 Birwood Court Farmington Hills, MI 48335 |
