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The Protecta LP rat bait station is a triangular shaped bait station that fits in corners and along walls where rodents travel. Its Low Profile makes it ideal to use indoors under pallets and in other tight baiting locations. The Protecta LP rat bait station locks automatically when closed and uses a special 2-prong key to open. One Protecta Key is included with each order. We do sell Protecta Keys separately if you would like more than one.
Bait not included!
Dimensions: 13 in. across by 9 in. Deep by 3 and 3/8 in. High
| Target pests: | Rats and Mice |
| For use in: | Residential, commercial, or industrial buildings, indoors and outdoors |
| Application: | Place station near baseboards, corners, along walls, or in spaces where rodents are likely to travel. |
| Pet safe: | Is tamper resistant and locks when closed, but bait should always be kept out of reach of children and pets. |
| Yield: | Holds 3 standard size bait blox vertically or horizontally. |
| Dimensions: | 13 in. across by 3 3/8 in. tall by 9 in. deep |
| Color: | Black |
| Material/Construction: | Heavy-duty, injection-molded plastic |
| Special Features: | Triangular shaped station that fits in corners and flush along walls. Its Low Profile makes it ideal to use indoors under pallets and in other tight baiting locations. A one-piece liner makes cleaning and rebaiting easy. |
| Parts Included: | One Protecta 2-prong key per order, vertical and horizontal rods for each station |
| Manufactured By: | Bell Labs |
DESCRIPTION: The Protecta LP rat bait station is a triangular shaped bait station that fits in corners and along walls where rodents travel. Its “Low Profile” makes it ideal to use indoors under pallets and in other tight baiting locations. The Protecta LP rat bait station locks automatically when closed and uses a special 2-prong key to open. One key is included with each case. Extra keys are available for purchase.
Dimensions: 13" across by 9" Deep by 3 and 3/8" High
USE: Place station near baseboards, corners, or in spaces where rodents are likely to travel. Rodents will enter stations out of curiosity, and the presence of rodenticide baits placed inside the station. Protecta stations do not come with baits. We recommend purchasing Contrac Blox Rodenticide baits for use in the Protecta stations.
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7 of 7 people found this review helpful:
Great value - worked perfect!
By David on July 1, 2011
Verified Purchase
I bought a three pack of the Protecta LP traps to deal with a chipmunk problem around my New England colonial house, and it worked perfect. I used to place the Contrac Blocks around the house, but the chipmunks would just take them back to their holes and store them there. With the Protecta LP bait station, there is a steel rod that holds the bait in place and the chipmunks have no chance of removing the bait. The opening is large enough to fit a squirel or chipmunk, but will keep out rabbits and dogs/cats. Great buy - I would recomend buying the Contrac blocks and the 3 pack of Protecta bait stations as a package - as you will get a better price.
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3 of 4 people found this review helpful:
Simply the best!
By T. on August 10, 2010 Verified Purchase
I had several bait stations that I paid a small fortune for from my bug guy. I figured there had to be a better way to get them at a better price. Not just better.... these were half the price!!! And I got free shipping... and I had them faster than my local bug guy got my first ones to me! Thumbs up all around to Do My Own Pest Control!!!
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3 of 3 people found this review helpful:
Raccoon proof
By Cameran on October 27, 2010This bait station is vary good if you have raccoons by your house because their arms cannot reach inside and grab the bait like a lot of the other bait stations...So I highly recommended this type... The only bad thing about it is the hinges kinda suck but they still last for a vary long time.
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
No mice or rats!
By Fred on August 20, 2011 Verified Purchase
Excellent product, very effective as long as you continually check and replace bait. Wish the key had a a handle as it is awkward to handle.
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful:
Rat Bait station
By Nina on June 28, 2011I purchased 6 additional stations so I can put around rental houses. In the past, I always used a pest control company and cost 10 times more than this but after learning from them, now I can do it myself!!! This thing works well, the area is well known with rats, mice but after one year just keep changing baits, problem is now gone!! The key came together with purchase, works good and easy to use (a woman can open station too!!), before I had this key only my husband can take care of this the station is very strong, will last for years. Thanks for a product that works and it is very safe for children.
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Who's the professional now?!
By Myron on May 3, 2013I have the same bait stations and rat bait the professionals use without the monthly fees. I'm laughing all the way to the bank. The rats don't think it's funny...
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Protecta LP Bait Station
By Steve on December 19, 2012So far so good. I live on five acres surrounded by grass fields. Mice are everywhere. These are the same bait stations that the pros use. Bought a case of six and they are doing the trick. Significant reduction in the mouse population. Only issue is water getting into the trap. Live in the Pacific NW where it rains all winter. Bait gets wet but doesn't seem to bother the mice. Definitely recommend the product. Don't pay a pro. Spend you money on this babies.
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rat bait stations
By Jose on October 23, 2012Great rat bait statios just what I needed for the mice that where trying to cone in my home thank you....
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful:
Just right for my special needs
By Bernie on September 17, 2012The horizontal bar allows me to put the bait boxes where my irrigation system would otherwise wet the bait. The lock tabs protects my neighbors and my dogs if they were to get into the banks where the traps are located. I taped the opening key to a long piece of pvc pipe so I can tap the box and open it at a distance above the box. I do not want to run into any coiled snakes per my professional exterminator's recommendation.
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0 of 1 people found this review helpful:
bait station
By Elizabeth on May 6, 2012This item proved to be a complete waste of money.No rats entered it EVER. I bought three .Don't waste your money, Just buy the pellets and put them against the walls where the rodents travels
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Protecta LP Rat Bait Station
By Don on November 17, 2011 Verified Purchase
Exterminator wants 60.00 for this item. I say haha for what to kill a rat.
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0 of 1 people found this review helpful:
great bait stations
By Jan on November 11, 2011 Verified Purchase
These are the same bait stations that our pest control company uses.They do a very good job.They charge $300 a year.We fired them & bought our own stations.Big savings !!
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Protecta LP Rat Bait Station
By Cynthia on October 31, 2011I really like these bait stations. They are easy to fill and can not be opened with out the key. I have not had a mouse problem since I began using this product. I highly recommend it.
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Very Effective
By Aar on October 31, 2011 Verified Purchase
Received the Protecta LP Rat Bait Station within days of the order. The video demonstration including customer support to set out the stations was invaluable. Very pleased with the purchase, this company not only has quality products but the best customer support.
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Protecta LP Rat Bait Station
By Wot on August 23, 2011Performed as advertised.
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May 25, 2011Brad asked:
QShould the rodent bait be placed vertically or horizontally? Why would one be preferable over the other?
ARods in the bait stations should be used based on the situation. Horizontal rods should be used if the station has a chance of getting water or rain inside the station. By placing the bait on a horizontal rod, it keeps the bait from touching the bottom of the station and keeps it dry and prevents it from getting moldy. If you are in a very hot environment and the stations may be in direct sunlight, then you should place the bait on vertical rods. Since rodent bait is made from food that attracts the rodents, they can melt in hot temperatures. Placing the bait on vertical rods keeps the bait on the rod for longer if they melt.
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July 28, 2010Nick asked:
QWhat is the difference between the Protecta Rat Sidekick and LP bait stations?
Are there features that make a difference in which one you buy since they are roughly the same price?
A The Protecta LP is a low profile station that is only 3 3/8" inches tall, which allows it to be placed under pallets, bushes, furniture and other objects. The Protecta LP will hold 3 bait blocks on your choice of vertical or horizontal rods (both types of rods come with the station). The Protecta Sidekick is made from a slightly thinner plastic and is 4 1/2" tall. The Sidekick will hold up to 8 bait blocks and comes with horizontal rods. The Sidekick also has the advantage of being able to hold the Trapper T-Rex rat snap trap. Both stations are tamper resistant and lock with a key.
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February 15, 2012Jo from Jupiter, Fl asked:
QIs there an anchoring system for the Protecta LP Rat Bait Station?
AWe do carry two acnchoring systems that will work with the Protecta LP Rat Bait Stations. We carry the Protecta Load-N-Lock Anchoring System - Protecta LP and the Bait Station Anchors for Rodent Stations (for use in soil only).
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January 25, 2012Stephanie from Kenedy asked:
QHow much space should I put between each Protecta LP Station?
AThere is not a set formula for how far apart the stations should be as the size of the rodent infestation and the amount of entrances/exits will vary from structure to structure. We recommend you place stations near doors or windows where rodents can gain access to the structure and most pros also place one station at each corner of the structure.
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August 23, 2012Rafael from Tucson, Az asked:
QDoes this station trap the rat?
Does this station trap the rat, or does it allow the poisoned rat to go out into the environment to poison wildlife?
AThe Protecta LP Rat Bait Stations do not trap the rat. If it did there would be no reason to use the poison bait, instead it would just contain a snap trap. The job of the Protecta LP Rat Bait Station is to protect non-target animals form eating the poison bait. Other animals would have to consume several poisoned rats to be effected by the bait that was consumed by the rodents. You should remove and dispose of any rodent carcases that are found.
February 10, 2013Eugene from Fullerton, Ca asked:
QWhat is the best material to attach a Protecta LP Rat Bait Station onto a concrete floor?
What is the best material to attach a bait station onto a concrete floor?
AMost folks use Liquid Nails caulk adhesive to permanently attach the stations to concrete patio blocks. In most cases you do not want to attach the stations to the floor in case you later need to move them or pick them up to clean them but if you decide you do in fact want to attach them to the floor the same adhesive should work well.
