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The investigation / four field moves

Turn a night of movement into a place to look.

Sensors record when movement happens. The floorplan shows where those detections occurred. The pest professional decides what the sequence means on site.

01 Map02 Place03 Review04 Verify

01 / Map the site

Start with the space people already know.

A simple sketch is enough. Label the sensor positions so the overnight record has physical context.

A hand-drawn floorplan used to map a RodentRadar installation
Source / Field sketchPurpose / Sensor map
RodentRadar sensor positioned on an adjustable tilt mount near pipes and joists
Source / Field placementHardware / Tilt mount

02 / Place the sensors

Aim at the unresolved area.

Position the labeled sensors around the suspected route, then connect the base station to the site’s 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network.

Sensor positionsRecorded on the floorplan

Base stationConnected on site

03 / Review the night

See the detections in sequence.

A detection is not a sighting. A connected path is an inferred sequence. Physical inspection is what verifies the condition.

Monitoring night / 03.04.25 Paused
Observed detection Inferred sequence

04 / Inspect, act, compare

Let evidence change the next field move.

  1. 01Inspect the concentrated area.
  2. 02Record the corrective action.
  3. 03Compare a later monitoring night.

RodentRadar narrows the search. It does not replace the judgment of the person standing in the space.