Wireless Trap Sends Email When It's Tripped

Wireless Trap Sends Email When It s Tripped COMPUTERS Raccoons and other critters can send messages by email or phone thanks to new wireless trap monitors that notify you whenever a trap is triggered
    Wildlife Control Supplies WCS introduced Trap-AlertTM in late 2011 A single module connects up to four traps within 16 ft that have sensors installed When an animal or something else sets off a trap and the magnetic connection is broken a message is sent to a phone computer or other communication device notifying the trapper that it has been tripped
    “Everyone who tries it loves it Most professional trappers immediately see how cost effective this product is ” says Jarrett Goldstein manager of customer service for WCS “It can be used on traps for everything from a mouse to a bear ”
    Trap-AlertTM sells for $535 for the module and four trap sensors The required subscription plan with a communications company starts at $39 50/month for 24-months prepaid
    It has all the bells and whistles with GPS to map out the traps to check the status of your traps anytime and to check remaining battery power The rechargeable batteries last 45 to 60 days per charge
    Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Wildlife Control Supplies P O Box 538 East Granby Conn 06026 ph 877 684-7262; www shopwcs com

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