WINDSOR, Wisc. — Bell Laboratories announced the release of the Protecta Evo Mouse Tunnel, a simple and discrete way to protect your mouse traps from damage and non-target species.
Joining Bell’s rat-sized Protecta Evo Tunnel, the manufacturer said the mouse tunnel is an economical way to provide tamper-resistant trap coverage at your rodent control accounts.
Bell said the mouse tunnel can be used indoors or outdoors, and it can be secured to fences or pipes via cable ties both vertically and horizontally. Its low profile allows it to be used in high-traffic areas, such as beside or behind fridges or on garage shelving, without drawing attention to itself, according to the manufacturer.
Each mouse tunnel can hold two Trapper Mini-Rex or Mouse iQ snap traps, which can be secured in the tunnel’s base. The Mouse Tunnel opens and unlocks with Bell’s Evo key, and the tunnels are stackable for easy handling.
“Bell is excited to launch its newest product, the Protecta Evo Mouse Tunnel,” says Patrick Lynch, Bell vice president and chief commercial officer. “The introduction of Bell’s latest product innovation continues our commitment to our partners to develop rodent control tools that support our industry’s efforts to protect all from the damage and disease spread by rodent populations. Using our new mouse tunnel in conjunction with two Mouse iQ Snap Traps enables the PMP to efficiently trap for mice while providing added safety, data gathering, and labor saving to their rodent control program.”
The Protecta Evo Mouse Tunnel is available for shipment now. To learn more, speak to your local Bell Technical Representative or visit belllabs.com.
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