Tomcat 3610205 Tunnel Trapping System

Product Description

The TOMCAT 3610205 is a tunnel trapping system designed to capture rodents in a contained, enclosed setting. The tunnel format conceals the trap mechanism, encouraging natural rodent behavior and improving catch rates in both residential and commercial pest control applications. Weighing approximately 1.908 pounds, it is sold as an individual unit and is suited for placement along walls, beneath equipment, or in crawlspaces where rodent activity is detected. Pest control technicians, facilities maintenance crews, and property managers typically deploy this type of system as part of an integrated pest management program.

The TOMCAT 3610205 tunnel trapping system is appropriate for use in a range of settings including warehouses, food service facilities, agricultural buildings, and residential structures. Its enclosed design helps protect non-target animals and reduces incidental contact with the trap mechanism during routine inspections. It is typically positioned along active rodent runways, near entry points, or in areas where evidence of rodent presence has been confirmed.

Key Features

• Enclosed tunnel design encourages rodent entry and conceals trap mechanism
• Suitable for placement along walls, in crawlspaces, and under equipment
• Helps reduce non-target contact compared to open trap configurations
• Sold as a single unit for flexible deployment across multiple locations
• Compact form factor supports discreet placement in active pest areas

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone tunnel trapping unit for general rodent control applications. Consult the manufacturer documentation to confirm compatibility with specific bait stations or trap inserts.

Installation Notes

Placement should be performed by a licensed pest control professional or qualified facilities technician familiar with local regulations governing rodent control devices. Position the tunnel flush against walls or structural edges along confirmed rodent pathways for best results. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment when handling traps or servicing captured rodents. Follow all applicable local, state, and federal guidelines for rodent trap placement and disposal.