Straight answers before the first account.

01What does RodentRadar actually record?

Each wireless sensor records a timestamped motion detection. The system associates that event with the sensor’s labeled position on the site floorplan. A detection means the sensor registered movement; it is not the same as a visual sighting.

02What does activity playback show?

Activity playback presents timestamped detections in sequence across the mapped sensor positions. That sequence helps a field professional see where activity concentrated and where to inspect next. A line connecting detections is an inference, not proof of the exact route the animal traveled.

03Does the system find the entry point automatically?

No. RodentRadar narrows the search. The floorplan record can provide a credible clue about where activity begins or concentrates, but a pest professional must physically inspect the site before calling something an entry point.

04Can the sensors tell a rat from a mouse?

The sensors record motion; they do not identify species from a detection alone. Species and cause are determined using the full field context, which can include droppings, tracks, damage, captures, cameras, and physical inspection.

05What kind of site is a good first account?

Start with a difficult commercial property where activity has returned, an inspection or customer escalation raises the stakes, and a better overnight record could change the next field action. RodentRadar is not intended to add complexity to every routine service call.

06Who owns the customer relationship?

The pest or property-service partner keeps the customer relationship. RodentRadar supports the investigation behind that relationship. The partner can bring the account, run the field investigation, or do both.

07Is this a hardware reseller program?

No. The commercial path begins with an account that fits the investigation. The Diagnostic Kit is the infrastructure used to deliver the work, not a product that account originators are expected to resell.

08What comes in the Diagnostic Kit?

The current kit includes one base station, eight labeled wireless sensors with rechargeable batteries, power and activation equipment, detection cones, cone braces, tilt and grip mounts, mounting screws, and a Quick Start Card for setup and the field record.

09What network does the base station use?

The base station connects to the site’s 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network and receives activity from the wireless sensors. Network access and power for the base station are part of site setup.

10Can a property owner or resident use RodentRadar?

Property owners and residents can bring an unresolved property problem to RodentRadar. The preferred path pairs the overnight record with a qualified field professional who can inspect the site and decide what the detections mean.