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product_id: 286863199
title: "Smart-Kill Electronic Rat Trap"
brand: "victor"
price: "€ 204.74"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 5
category: "Victor"
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# High-voltage humane kill Unlimited trap monitoring via app Wi-Fi enabled for remote alerts Smart-Kill Electronic Rat Trap

**Brand:** victor
**Price:** € 204.74
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Stay ahead of pests with smart, humane power!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Smart-Kill Electronic Rat Trap by victor
- **How much does it cost?** € 204.74 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nl](https://www.desertcart.nl/products/286863199-smart-kill-electronic-rat-trap)

## 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

- • **No-Touch Disposal:** Easily remove and discard rodents without ever touching them—clean and hygienic.
- • **Sleek Indoor Design:** Compact, stylish black unit fits discreetly along walls in homes or offices.
- • **Humane High-Voltage Shock:** Delivers a quick, ethical kill that respects your values and your space.
- • **Smart Alerts, Zero Guesswork:** Get instant kill notifications on your phone—never check empty traps again.
- • **Seamless Multi-Trap Management:** Monitor unlimited traps from anywhere with the intuitive VictorPest app.

## Overview

The Victor M2 Smart-Kill is a Wi-Fi enabled electronic rat trap that humanely eliminates rodents with a high-voltage shock. It connects to your home’s 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network, sending instant kill alerts via the VictorPest app, allowing you to monitor multiple traps remotely. Designed for indoor use, it features a built-in bait cup and no-touch disposal for hygienic handling. Compact and easy to set up, it’s a modern pest control solution tailored for smart homes.

## Description

Victor M2 Smart-Kill Wi-Fi Electronic Rat Trap

Review: Got it set up just fine. Kept an eye on it on my app and, yep, there she is. Just waiting for that rat to come along.... All of a sudden I get a notification saying that the trap had been offline for 24 hrs (hadn't even had it for 24hrs) and it simply wouldn't reconnect by itself. So I went through the whole process again - noting that the battery level had plummeted to 48% by then. Low and behold, less than 24hrs later it disconnected again. I left it for a couple of days, hoping it might reconnect but nope. I went to do it manually again but I was getting a red light instead of green. The battery was too flat. Did some poking around on the internet... my experience is in no way an isolated occurrence. Victor have some real quality control issues going on. I've now initiated a return and will get a rival brand's product (albiet, without wi-fi). Thanks for nothing, Victor.
Review: I absolutely am impressed by this trap! I have used many styles with mixed success. Sticky traps didn't work well as vermin would get away, leaving just hair stuck to the trap as evidence they were there. Snap traps wouldn't always catch them either, as they would sneak away with the bait or trip the trap but not be in it. Spin traps worked great, but they are a one time use and toss in the trash deal...gets expensive. I don't care for poison blocks, as having a critter die and not be able to find it's body, only to have it stink up the place as it rots...yeah, not fun. Enter the Electric trap...This digital WiFi unit is a real killer! It has killed mice and squirrels that have invaded my living space. Very easy to link up to network, easy to use phone App, simple to bait and set trap. Alerts me immediately of kill. Easy to dispose of vermin and clean/reset trap. I highly recommend :)

## Features

- Smart-Kill for Your Smart Home - Receive kill alerts on your mobile device and only check traps when alerted
- Humane, High-Voltage Shock - Once inside, the circuit triggers a high-voltage shock, humanely killing the rat
- Mobile Alerts – Monitor an unlimited number of traps from anywhere via the user-friendly VictorPest App
- Built-in Bait Cup - The bait cup can be accessed by a door at the back of the trap, and ensures your trap is always properly baited
- No Touch Disposal - The removable lid allows you to easily discard dead rodents without ever having to touch them.For Indoor Use - Only compatible with 2.4Ghz routers. Place the trap along the wall in areas of your home or business where you've seen rodent activity

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07875MKM7 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Brand | Victor |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.2 3.2 out of 5 stars (651) |
| Date First Available | 14 February 2018 |
| Height | 11.75 inches |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | M2 |
| Length | 5 inches |
| Manufacturer | Woodstream |
| Material Type | Plastic Metal |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 9.14 x 28.19 x 11.43 cm; 544.31 g |
| Size | 1 Pack |
| Style | Unique |
| Width | 4 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Victor
- **Colour:** Black
- **Material:** Plastic Metal
- **Product dimensions:** 28.2L x 9.1W x 11.4H centimeters
- **Style:** Unique

## Images

![Smart-Kill Electronic Rat Trap - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81DU7UiTCeL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What’s the difference between the M1 vs M2 model beside the size?**
A: The shock delivered by the traps are designed for mice and rats respectively.

**Q: Trap is connected to wifi, but trying to figure out which device it is on my wifi ap so i can label it.  any idea of the wifi brand or mac address?**
A: If I understand your question, and I remember correctly, the name is sent to your phone during the add trap process. But it doesn't remain on the WiFi list after it connects. You name the trap in the Victor app. I have four and learned that numbering the traps 1-4 wasn't too smart.  I renamed them to their location in the house so I could find them. I absolutely love these. Got rid of about 8 the first 3 months and I saw no more. Then about a year later the app sent me a notice that I caught another. They work behind the scenes.

**Q: What does "last activity" mean in the app?  shows with a date and time. no explanation in booklet, but battery power has decreased.**
A: The app for Victor traps just plain sucks. It's not very well made in my opinion. In an era of lithium ion rechargeable batteries, they insist on using old battery technology, that while accessible to everyone, you spend a small fortune on standard batteries to use the trap.

I converted my traps to 18650 lithium ion batteries. The only way I could get the app to reset was by removing the top cartridge, powering it down, and in some cases, restarting my phone. 

The app is frickin annoying. 

For what Victor charges for these traps, the app should be seamless, and the batteries a rechargeable pack.

**Q: How do you know that the unit is on? i don't see any led on when the power button is on so i have no idea if the unit is active and connected.**
A: When the unit is first turned on, a green light will flash once indicating the unit is working properly. Please feel free to contact our Consumer Relations Team at 1-855-5-VICTOR (1-855-584-2867) with any questions or for additional assistance.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐ Review
*by D***R on 19 October 2022*

Got it set up just fine. Kept an eye on it on my app and, yep, there she is. Just waiting for that rat to come along.... All of a sudden I get a notification saying that the trap had been offline for 24 hrs (hadn't even had it for 24hrs) and it simply wouldn't reconnect by itself. So I went through the whole process again - noting that the battery level had plummeted to 48% by then. Low and behold, less than 24hrs later it disconnected again. I left it for a couple of days, hoping it might reconnect but nope. I went to do it manually again but I was getting a red light instead of green. The battery was too flat. Did some poking around on the internet... my experience is in no way an isolated occurrence. Victor have some real quality control issues going on. I've now initiated a return and will get a rival brand's product (albiet, without wi-fi). Thanks for nothing, Victor.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***R on 7 August 2018*

I absolutely am impressed by this trap! I have used many styles with mixed success. Sticky traps didn't work well as vermin would get away, leaving just hair stuck to the trap as evidence they were there. Snap traps wouldn't always catch them either, as they would sneak away with the bait or trip the trap but not be in it. Spin traps worked great, but they are a one time use and toss in the trash deal...gets expensive. I don't care for poison blocks, as having a critter die and not be able to find it's body, only to have it stink up the place as it rots...yeah, not fun. Enter the Electric trap...This digital WiFi unit is a real killer! It has killed mice and squirrels that have invaded my living space. Very easy to link up to network, easy to use phone App, simple to bait and set trap. Alerts me immediately of kill. Easy to dispose of vermin and clean/reset trap. I highly recommend :)

### ⭐ Review
*by F***S on 14 November 2018*

I was able to add the trap to my wireless flawlessly and it reports into both the android and iphone apps with no problems. However, once the trap goes off, I expect to see a "Kill, empty trap" reported in those apps. I have set off the trap several times manually using steel wool and solder braid and have seen zero kills out of ten shock-cycles spaced across a 24 hour period. What's the point in having a wifi trap if I can't get notifications ? I can still see the battery percentage remaining so that is something, but the best feature of this trap isn't working. Product review + mod) The Victor M2 Wifi Rat Trap, or How NOT to build a better mouse trap Posted on November 15, 2018 by lastheorem 1/5 stars. Avoid. Doesn’t alert on kill events. Eats C batteries. Instead buy the Victor Rat sized Snap traps in a pack. If you have this trap and want to know how to save on batteries, then scroll to the end. I love my IOT devices. Having a company develop, support and run all the back-end services. When I found out there was a mouse/rat trap that I could put in my attic that would alert me when it got one, and then was easy to simply dump out the same day, I was all over it. Enter the Victor M2 electrified Wifi rat trap. I bought it for $70 on amazon here. The trap requires an app for iPhone or Android (I have both). Once I had the app, I was able to turn on the trap after adding four C cell batteries (which can be a bit hard to find and expensive now that everyone isn’t rocking bedroom boom-boxes and incandescent flashlights since the mid-90s). The way the trap works is, the battery charges a capacitor bank. There are two metal plates inside the trap housing. When something like a rat or mouse makes a circuit between the two plates, the trap discharges the capacitor at high frequency (sounds something like 10 kilohertz) through the body of the rodent, killing it. Then, the trap alerts the server that there has been a kill, and you get a notification via the app. That’s the theory. I tried setting the trap off manually several times using a piece of solder braid, and even got shocked by it once. It seems to run for about 20 seconds after initially set off, which is probably meant to improve the likelihood of a kill instead of a stun. I got no notification on my Victor App. Over time I also noticed that the Victor trap was status: Connected to wifi but would only check in approximately 24 hours. I tried doing 10 manual shock/kill cycles but I have yet to receive a single notification. I contacted Victor customer support and had the following exchange with them, where they never offered to replace it or refund it. I put it in the attic hoping to at least kill some rats, but no luck over two months when baited with peanut butter. Placing twelve snap traps after that, I caught five rats. Upon inspection the peanut butter has been chewed, so the rats either were not detected or were stunned.

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