Technology
TrapX® technology is designed to detect rodent activity and protect critical infrastructure in environments where cable reliability is essential. Facilities such as semiconductor fabrication plants, data centers, and telecommunications hubs rely on extensive networks of power cables, fiber optics, and control wiring that run through hidden infrastructure spaces.
These areas often include raised floors, cable trays, ceiling plenums, and utility corridors that are difficult to inspect regularly. Rodents traveling through these pathways can damage cables and disrupt systems before traditional pest monitoring methods detect their presence.
TrapX® provides a proactive monitoring platform that continuously observes both rodent activity and infrastructure conditions. By combining intelligent sensors, smart traps, and connected monitoring software, facilities gain visibility into hidden spaces where infrastructure risks often begin.
A Proactive Monitoring Approach
Traditional pest control systems typically rely on periodic inspections and traps that signal activity only after a rodent has been captured. In facilities with complex infrastructure, this approach may detect problems too late.
TrapX® technology introduces continuous monitoring across both infrastructure pathways and rodent activity zones. This allows facility teams to identify potential risks earlier and respond before damage occurs.
Core Components of TrapX® Technology
Infrastructure Monitoring
TrapX® Cable sensors monitor cable trays, conduits, and infrastructure areas where rodents frequently travel. These sensors detect vibration signatures associated with chewing activity and abnormal infrastructure movement.
Rodent Activity Detection
TrapX® smart traps monitor rodent activity at facility entry points and strategic locations. Sensors detect movement around traps, trap entry, and capture events, helping confirm rodent presence.
Connected Monitoring Platform
All TrapX® devices connect to a centralized monitoring platform that provides real-time alerts, activity tracking, and facility monitoring dashboards.