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product_id: 604689315
title: "Victor Electronic Rat Trap 1-Pack, Indoor Humane Electric Rodent Killer"
brand: "victor"
price: "R1727"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Victor"
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# High-voltage shock for instant kill LED indicators for catch & battery status Up to 35 kills per 4 AA batteries Victor Electronic Rat Trap 1-Pack, Indoor Humane Electric Rodent Killer

**Brand:** victor
**Price:** R1727
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Zap rodents fast, stay hands-free, and never miss a catch!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Victor Electronic Rat Trap 1-Pack, Indoor Humane Electric Rodent Killer by victor
- **How much does it cost?** R1727 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.za](https://www.desertcart.co.za/products/604689315-victor-electronic-rat-trap-1-pack-indoor-humane-electric-rodent)

## Best For

- victor enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted victor brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart LED Alerts:** Green light confirms a catch; red warns when batteries run low—stay informed 24/7.
- • **Long-Lasting Power:** 4 AA batteries deliver up to 35 kills per set—less hassle, more efficiency.
- • **Effortless Rodent Control:** Humane, no-touch disposal keeps your hands clean and safe.
- • **Indoor-Safe & Pet-Friendly:** Designed specifically for indoor use, ensuring safe, sanitary rodent elimination around your family.
- • **Auto Reset for Continuous Action:** Self-rearming design means nonstop protection without lifting a finger.

## Overview

The Victor Electronic Rat Trap is a sleek, battery-powered indoor pest control device that delivers a humane high-voltage shock to quickly eliminate rats. Featuring smart LED indicators and an automatic reset function, it offers continuous, no-touch operation with up to 35 kills per 4 AA batteries. Designed for safe indoor use, it ensures sanitary rodent control with minimal maintenance—perfect for busy professionals seeking an efficient, reliable solution.

## Description

The M241B Indoor Electronic Victor Rat Traps offers a humane and effective answer for tackling rat issues in your home. This advanced device uses a high-voltage shock to act as a rat killer indoor, quickly and efficiently eliminating rats. Ideal for those seeking rat traps for house indoor kill, it can eliminate up to 35 rats per set of four AA lithium batteries. Its thoughtful design provides ease of use with simple baiting, and the convenient LED light indicator lets you know when there's a catch. The trap is ideal for rat traps indoor for home use, with an innovative No-See, No-Touch disposal system that adds an extra layer of convenience. Place the trap along walls in areas of known activity to maximize effectiveness. This electronic trap offers a sanitary and reusable option. It automatically re-arms itself after a false trigger, allowing continuous operation without the need for manual resetting. With its efficiency and user-friendly design, this electric Victor rat trap is a standout choice among rat traps indoor no see kill and other rat killer products.

Review: This Victor trap works well for mice. - After researching a lot of different mouse traps, we finally tried this electronic trap. I originally tried the Rinne Flip N Slide Bucket lid no-kill mouse traps where the mouse climbs on top of a 5 gallon bucket (not included) to reach a bait and falls through the trap floor which flips down into the bucket. There are a lot of knock offs out there that may work well, but I bought the original Rinne trap and it just didn't work for us. We had two set up in our basement where there was mouse activity and we did catch one mouse, but it escaped every time and that's because the trap floor, when closed, is not flush with the yellow lid and apparently the mouse can escape through small gaps. We put small pieces of almond in the back of the trap floor so the only way the mouse could reach it, was to walk back and the trap floor would flip down and the mouse would fall into the bucket. Twice the almonds were gone and we peeked in the bucket and saw mouse poop but no mouse. So I gave in and looked for an electronic trap that would at least humanely kill the mouse quickly. This Victor trap is very easy to use and set up. You just put in four AA batteries (you could use rechargeable batteries but we used regular to try it out) in the top compartment which slides open. Then you put bait in the back of the unit. The instructions say to put peanut butter through the holes in the back of the unit. But the cleaning instructions say not to get the metal plates inside wet. I don't see how you can easily clean the unit without risking getting the plates wet. Especially when using peanut butter. Instead, we just put a small piece of cheese in the back. The power switch is on the top and after you turn it on, it will blink green a few times and then go dark and remain dark. When the trap catches a mouse, the green light will blink until you turn it off and remove the mouse. Note: When the trap has a mouse and blinks green, the green light blinks slowly, not nearly as fast as when you first turn it on. It's about 9 seconds between blinks. So if you're quickly checking on the trap from a distance, you should look at it for a while to see if it the green light blinks. Or, just go up to the trap and look inside because one end of the trap is completely open. On the second night, we got a mouse. So it works and I'm ordering a second unit to put in another room in our basement. Update: After setting up the second unit (both in the basement), we have caught a total of seven mice. So the traps are working consistently.
Review: Two down, after just four months… - This purchase started while watching "We're the Millers." Oddly enough, just after the scene where Kenny gets bitten by the spider, I saw something moving across the floor in my basement in a odd pattern. For whatever reason, I though it was a big ol' spider and tried to find it. Whatever it was, it had concealed itself underneath my TV stand, so I grabbed a flashlight and started looking for it. Finally, I discover that, rather than a hairy spider, it was a tiny mouse. After a few minutes, it scooted out and hid under some other furniture in the basement, and I was able to scoop it up into a dog bowl and cover the bowl so it couldn't escape. It was a tiny mouse, probably a baby. As I went to release it out the back door, I discovered another baby mouse by the back door, so I scooted it out the door, too. Once the first two were out the door, I began my research and saw that mice typically have litters of around six, but up to 12 mice. Sure enough, about 30 minutes later, I find a third baby mouse in the basement. Now I"m convinced I have a serious problem, with another 3 baby mice probably around somewhere, plus a mother and maybe a father. It's peculiar, because I haven't seen any signs of mice in the house previously. I get rid of the third mouse (this one gets a flight off the back deck after I offered to show it to my wife, but she wasn't interested.) So I did my research on desertcart for solutions and saw several options - the traditional snap trap and various humane options. I kind of liked the idea of sending mice down the Green Mile, so I settled on these given the positive reviews and quick results that seemed to be reporting. So I ordered two. Well, actually, four because I apparently placed the order twice. The next day, they showed up thanks to Prime shipping. One small issue, I didn't have enough batteries to load up all four, so after getting the Skippy peanut butter (fewer chemicals than the store brand reduced sugar that later gave my wife an allergic reaction), I prepared the traps according to the manual. They were easy to unpack, prepare and deploy. In accordance with the instructions, I placed them around the basement along walls triangulating where I had encountered two of my three little visitors. After putting them out in the evening, I retired for the night and anxiously came back downstairs in the morning, expecting to find another mouse or two had shuffled off this mortal coil. Alas, no flashing LEDs on the traps to tell me I've succeeded in this particular Mouse Hunt. Day after day, I go through the same process each morning, thinking I might find a victim in the traps, but, alas, each day I'm left disappointed. On the positive side, however, I haven't found any signs of mice in the basement, nor have I spotted any. So long story short, they're easy to set up and prepare, they're relatively innocuous, and there's no evidence of mice ignoring the traps. Old Sparky may work, but I haven't been successful yet. Update: December 2024 - after having these out for four months and not having sent any mice to their final reward, I happened to notice one flashing green as I walked by. Sure enough, picked it up and there was the first victim of Old Sparky inside. Moved it outside prior to cleaning and resetting to avoid any stink in the house. Decided to check the other two I had put out. One was unused, as of yet, while the second one was patiently flashing green, telling me yet another mouse had crossed the rainbow bridge or whatever the mouse equivalent is. Mr Jangles will no longer be performing on the Green Mile at any rate. So, it’s now traps two, mice zero.

## Features

- GET RID OF RODENTS: This Victor electronic rat trap delivers a high-voltage shock to quickly eliminate rats, with the no-touch disposal system providing a humane and effective solution for indoor pest control
- BATTERY POWER: Operates on 4 AA batteries to kill up to 35 rats per battery set, ensuring long-lasting performance for continuous rodent control in your home without frequent battery changes or maintenance
- SMART INDICATORS: Features a green light LED notification system for successful rat capture and red light for low battery warning, keeping you always informed of trap status and maintenance needs
- AUTOMATIC OPERATION: Self-resetting design automatically re-arms after each capture, allowing continuous pest control operation without manual intervention, making it ideal for busy homeowners seeking reliable results
- INDOOR SOLUTION: Designed specifically for indoor use, this electric rat killer provides safe and sanitary rodent elimination around people and pets when used as directed throughout your home

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CQ8RTXRT |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,882 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #152 in Pest Control Traps |
| Brand | Victor |
| Brand Name | Victor |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 1,139 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 3.5"L x 4.13"W x 9.56"H |
| Item Type Name | Electric Rat Trap |
| Item Weight | 0.28 kg |
| Manufacturer | Woodstream Corporation |
| Manufacturer Part Number | M241B |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | M241B |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 3.5"L x 4.13"W x 9.56"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor Rat Trap |
| Style | 1 Electronic Rat Trap |
| Style Name | 1 Electronic Rat Trap |
| Target Species | Mouse |
| UPC | 072868654329 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Victor
- **Color:** Black
- **Item Weight:** 0.28 kg
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Pieces:** 1
- **Product Dimensions:** 3.5"L x 4.13"W x 9.56"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Indoor Rat Trap
- **Style:** 1 Electronic Rat Trap
- **Target Species:** Mouse
- **Unit Count:** 1 Count

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This Victor trap works well for mice.
*by L***. on April 13, 2024*

After researching a lot of different mouse traps, we finally tried this electronic trap. I originally tried the Rinne Flip N Slide Bucket lid no-kill mouse traps where the mouse climbs on top of a 5 gallon bucket (not included) to reach a bait and falls through the trap floor which flips down into the bucket. There are a lot of knock offs out there that may work well, but I bought the original Rinne trap and it just didn't work for us. We had two set up in our basement where there was mouse activity and we did catch one mouse, but it escaped every time and that's because the trap floor, when closed, is not flush with the yellow lid and apparently the mouse can escape through small gaps. We put small pieces of almond in the back of the trap floor so the only way the mouse could reach it, was to walk back and the trap floor would flip down and the mouse would fall into the bucket. Twice the almonds were gone and we peeked in the bucket and saw mouse poop but no mouse. So I gave in and looked for an electronic trap that would at least humanely kill the mouse quickly. This Victor trap is very easy to use and set up. You just put in four AA batteries (you could use rechargeable batteries but we used regular to try it out) in the top compartment which slides open. Then you put bait in the back of the unit. The instructions say to put peanut butter through the holes in the back of the unit. But the cleaning instructions say not to get the metal plates inside wet. I don't see how you can easily clean the unit without risking getting the plates wet. Especially when using peanut butter. Instead, we just put a small piece of cheese in the back. The power switch is on the top and after you turn it on, it will blink green a few times and then go dark and remain dark. When the trap catches a mouse, the green light will blink until you turn it off and remove the mouse. Note: When the trap has a mouse and blinks green, the green light blinks slowly, not nearly as fast as when you first turn it on. It's about 9 seconds between blinks. So if you're quickly checking on the trap from a distance, you should look at it for a while to see if it the green light blinks. Or, just go up to the trap and look inside because one end of the trap is completely open. On the second night, we got a mouse. So it works and I'm ordering a second unit to put in another room in our basement. Update: After setting up the second unit (both in the basement), we have caught a total of seven mice. So the traps are working consistently.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Two down, after just four months…
*by K***R on August 9, 2024*

This purchase started while watching "We're the Millers." Oddly enough, just after the scene where Kenny gets bitten by the spider, I saw something moving across the floor in my basement in a odd pattern. For whatever reason, I though it was a big ol' spider and tried to find it. Whatever it was, it had concealed itself underneath my TV stand, so I grabbed a flashlight and started looking for it. Finally, I discover that, rather than a hairy spider, it was a tiny mouse. After a few minutes, it scooted out and hid under some other furniture in the basement, and I was able to scoop it up into a dog bowl and cover the bowl so it couldn't escape. It was a tiny mouse, probably a baby. As I went to release it out the back door, I discovered another baby mouse by the back door, so I scooted it out the door, too. Once the first two were out the door, I began my research and saw that mice typically have litters of around six, but up to 12 mice. Sure enough, about 30 minutes later, I find a third baby mouse in the basement. Now I"m convinced I have a serious problem, with another 3 baby mice probably around somewhere, plus a mother and maybe a father. It's peculiar, because I haven't seen any signs of mice in the house previously. I get rid of the third mouse (this one gets a flight off the back deck after I offered to show it to my wife, but she wasn't interested.) So I did my research on Amazon for solutions and saw several options - the traditional snap trap and various humane options. I kind of liked the idea of sending mice down the Green Mile, so I settled on these given the positive reviews and quick results that seemed to be reporting. So I ordered two. Well, actually, four because I apparently placed the order twice. The next day, they showed up thanks to Prime shipping. One small issue, I didn't have enough batteries to load up all four, so after getting the Skippy peanut butter (fewer chemicals than the store brand reduced sugar that later gave my wife an allergic reaction), I prepared the traps according to the manual. They were easy to unpack, prepare and deploy. In accordance with the instructions, I placed them around the basement along walls triangulating where I had encountered two of my three little visitors. After putting them out in the evening, I retired for the night and anxiously came back downstairs in the morning, expecting to find another mouse or two had shuffled off this mortal coil. Alas, no flashing LEDs on the traps to tell me I've succeeded in this particular Mouse Hunt. Day after day, I go through the same process each morning, thinking I might find a victim in the traps, but, alas, each day I'm left disappointed. On the positive side, however, I haven't found any signs of mice in the basement, nor have I spotted any. So long story short, they're easy to set up and prepare, they're relatively innocuous, and there's no evidence of mice ignoring the traps. Old Sparky may work, but I haven't been successful yet. Update: December 2024 - after having these out for four months and not having sent any mice to their final reward, I happened to notice one flashing green as I walked by. Sure enough, picked it up and there was the first victim of Old Sparky inside. Moved it outside prior to cleaning and resetting to avoid any stink in the house. Decided to check the other two I had put out. One was unused, as of yet, while the second one was patiently flashing green, telling me yet another mouse had crossed the rainbow bridge or whatever the mouse equivalent is. Mr Jangles will no longer be performing on the Green Mile at any rate. So, it’s now traps two, mice zero.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use, clean and effective mouse trap!
*by M***Z on November 5, 2025*

I have now bought a total of 7 of these units, and will probably purchase more they work so well! We bought 1 to start out with to help curve the winter "mice" problem in our basement that seems to always happen every year. Within 2 weeks that 1 single unit wiped out a solid family of mice. We then ordered 3 more to go in exterior buildings around the house to help combat them from making it in the house and those worked just as well! There are days where these will catch multiple mice in the same day. Fast forward a year, I purchased 3 for my work at a garden center and we've now taken out about 2 dozen mice in about a month with these 3 units! In short... THESE WORK! A Q-tip with some peanut butter is all you need to load these up. Be sure to keep these traps along the wall and/or by doorways and somewhat out in the open so it's an easier find for the rodents. Also, one thing to keep in mind, if you have gravel, or chunks of anything happen to get on the metal middle plate (the plate that senses and zaps the mouse), the plate will malfunction and not sense anything on it. So be sure to keep them clean and debris free! Otherwise, they are very super easy to use, easy to maintain, long lasting for both the unit and battery life (I've yet to change the x4 AA batteries in any of the units), much easier and safer to use than an original or traditional mouse trap, and make it for a speedy and humane kill of the mouse. I'm definitely happy that I went with these over anything else! They are pricey for what they are, but they pay for themselves quickly in the sense of ease of operation and/or if you've had things get damaged by mice/rodents already, the value in damage will out likely out weigh the cost of these quickly!!

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*Last updated: 2026-10-27*