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product_id: 361170052
title: "- OW-2 Indoor Electric Mouse Trap 2 PCS, Instant Kill Rodent Zapper with Pet Safe Trigger, Black"
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# 6,000-9,000V instant zap Dual infrared sensors for pet-safe activation 4 AA batteries power 60 kills - OW-2 Indoor Electric Mouse Trap 2 PCS, Instant Kill Rodent Zapper with Pet Safe Trigger, Black

**Brand:** owltra
**Price:** £54.46
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Zap rodents fast, stay humane, and keep your home safe!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** - OW-2 Indoor Electric Mouse Trap 2 PCS, Instant Kill Rodent Zapper with Pet Safe Trigger, Black by owltra
- **How much does it cost?** £54.46 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- owltra enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted owltra brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **No-Touch Disposal System:** Magnetic latches allow clean, hands-free removal of rodents—no unpleasant contact or cleanup.
- • **Compact & Discreet Design:** Slim 8"x3"x3" profile fits seamlessly behind furniture or in tight spaces for stealthy rodent control.
- • **Battery-Efficient & Reusable:** Powered by 4 AA batteries, each set can exterminate up to 60 rodents, making it eco-friendly and cost-effective.
- • **Pet-Safe Dual Infrared Sensors:** Activates only when rodents enter, preventing accidental shocks to kids and pets.
- • **Instant High-Voltage Elimination:** Delivers a powerful 6,000-9,000V shock for quick, humane rodent control without the mess.

## Overview

The OWLTRA OW-2 Indoor Electric Mouse Trap is a sleek, battery-powered device designed for humane and efficient elimination of mice and small rodents. Featuring dual infrared sensors for pet-safe activation and delivering a high-voltage shock of 6,000 to 9,000 volts, it ensures quick kills without mess. Its no-touch magnetic disposal system and compact design make it ideal for discreet indoor use, powered by 4 AA batteries capable of handling up to 60 rodents per set.

## Description

OWLTRA Electric Mouse Trap 2 PCS - This set consists of 2 OWLTRA OW-2 Electric Mouse Traps.

Review: Still heartbreaking but effective. - Sorry for the long life story before the review (skip to next paragraph if just wanting the review): As one who loves all animals (and has had mice as pets in her youth) but who has enough common sense to know that wild mice running freely in a home is a definite NO due to diseases they carry and the filth/mess they create if not in a caged, managed, cleaned (i.e. a pet friendly) environment, I knew I had to come up with some solution when I suddenly found a mouse in my basement after I had a new furnace installed. I tried humane traps, I tried deterrents of all kinds, I tried outdoor sprays, mothballs, peppermint essential oils and while I believe those "sort of" helped, it was not 100%. I KNOW I will NEVER use a glue trap (that is true torture for the creature!!!!) or poison as they may die outside and poison another critter if eaten or they may die between walls in the house and attract more critters. Finally a neighbor set some snap traps and my heart broke EVERY SINGLE TIME. While effective, it was awful. I could hear it, some looked like they were injured instead of instant and likely died slowly and then there was clean up. I just couldn't - so the neighbor had to keep coming back if someone was caught. Fast forward, the neighbor is no longer there, I've had a mouse free home for years (using preventative methods still, sprays, powders, peppermint oil, etc.) and have kept a couple snap traps refreshed and baited for a while. Suddenly I noticed peanut butter is missing on both traps but nothing triggered. Back to the internet, I see these electric traps. I watched and read review after review, watched YouTube on how to use and discard, read that it is still torture but it's quick and has less chance of causing a bad injury but not death, etc. and decided to give it a try. My stomach still turns and my heart hurts everytime I set it up and worse yet when I see the light flashing that someone is in there. But out of all my experiences in dealing with this, so far, this has been the best option for me in managing this. In a perfect world, they would all climb into a humane trap, get spayed/neutered and released in a happy mouse haven where they could live out their days in freedom. However, the reality is they can't live here. So finally the review: The trap is compact, neat and easy to understand. I put a small pea sized amount of peanut butter in the bait area with a toothpick and put the lid back on, installed batteries (4 AA), set the trap along a wall with the opening facing out, turned it on. The green light flashed to indicate it was ready. 2 days later....nothing. I went back and put a tiny, thin smear of peanut butter on the outside of the trap bait area and the next day the green light was flashing to indicate someone was in there. I turned off the trap and it certainly wasn't pleasant opening the top to find a dead mouse, but it was easier to drop it out into a bag, close the trap, and reset it after I re-smeared the outside a teensy bit. The next day, round 2 was caught. I don't have to touch the dead mouse, I don't have to look at it, and I haven't heard the trap "do it's job" like I did the snap traps. I have since set another one and see how this goes. I don't look forward to having to clean the trap but rather this than some of the other options. I appreciated the warnings that the trap should be placed in a clean, dry area away from anything flammable (laundry lint, chemicals, etc.) and that it is intended for indoor use only. I also liked the suggestion of uninstalling the batteries if concerned about getting an accidental shock during cleaning or removing the dead. If anything changes in my review, I'll update it but so far this seems to be the way to go for me - I wish I could find their entry point(s) and prevent all of this. :( RIP little mice. :'(
Review: The end to my frustration - We heard noises in a partition wall of our kitchen the weekend after Thanksgiving. I ignored it for a couple of days until I actually saw the mouse. I called our pest control company - no results (quite frustrating). I bought about 3 different kinds of glue traps - no results. There is actually one kind of glue trap sold on desertcart that I placed to only watch the mouse crawl over it like a bridge. I bought 3 different kinds of snap traps - no results. I bought the spin traps - no result. I tried the old ¨bucket trick¨ - no results. At this point I am about 3 weeks into the frustrating situation of having a mouse in my house with a concerned wife, a 3 year-old, and a newborn. I finally got my son to leave the traps alone, but explaining why they were there just concerned him. I finally came across the Owltra electric traps. Humane, reusable, effective - at this point I've filtered through many products and I've heard it all. I am about $200 into a never-ending battle - why not try Owltra? The product is well made but is low profile. I was able to fit it behind a couch that seemed to be the mouses favorite tunnel (even through no glue trap or snap trap in that location had produced results). A week goes by and I am still frustrated. I happened to glance over behind the couch and I finally saw the green light! No mess, no agonizing mouse, no problem. These traps might be reusable, but I just took the batteries out and tossed the whole thing into the garbage can outside. These traps aren't exactly cheap, but I was not willing to clean up after a dead mouse and reuse the trap. The mouse was actually larger than expected and this trap still got the job done. A week went by and my wife wakes me up last night. She heard scratching in the wall when she went to the kitchen for a mid-night drink of water. Great! Here we go again. I had left the second of the two Owltra traps in place behind the couch. I figured it could just live behind the couch. I went and walked the kitchen after my wife woke up and heard nothing. Went to lay back down with the thought of having to deal with another rodent in my house with small children. I woke up about an hour ago to do my morning computer work before my children wake up. I came out to my living room and saw the green light of success flashing nice and bright before I could turn the lights on. Now I'm not excited that I have had 2 mice in my house in the last month when I had only had a mouse in my house one other time in the last 8 years, but I am quite excited about this product. I do not typically write reviews, but this product has worked great. It is not the cheapest solution, but I believe it is money well spent.

## Features

- The Humane Solution: Owltra is the humane solution for getting rid of rodents! A set of 4AA batteries exterminate 60 rats; Infrared sensor & no escape design keep rodent in place and generate 6,000 to 9,000 high voltage shock for quick elimination. Note: This model is suitable for mice and smaller rodents. For larger rodents, please purchase our OWLTRA OW-1 Electric Rat Trap.
- Quick-Zap System - Our unique zap system guarantees 100% elimination without causing the rodent to suffer. It’s also a safer alternative to using poison and chemicals and can be placed anywhere inside your home or business
- Pet-safe Dual Infrared Sensor - The chamber is designed with two infrared sensors, one at the entrance and one at the back. Owltra only activates when it detects a rodent inside the trap—preventing false zaps while protecting children and small pets
- No-Mess Disposal - With magnetic latches, you’ll never have to touch or see the rodent. Simply pull off the trap's lid and empty the rodent in the trash. Owltra deactivates automatically when the the top is removed, allowing for safe and secure cleaning
- This set consists of 2 OWLTRA OW-2 Electric Mouse Traps. CAUTION: OWLTRA electric traps can only be used indoors. Please do not use this product outdoors to avoid damage of the product

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B099X9F9CD |
| Best Sellers Rank | #186 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #29 in Pest Control Traps |
| Brand | OWLTRA |
| Brand Name | OWLTRA |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 4,938 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 8"L x 3"W x 3"H |
| Item Type Name | OW-2 Electric Mouse Trap 2 PCS, Instant Kill Rodent Zapper with Pet Safe Trigger, Black |
| Manufacturer | OWLTRA |
| Manufacturer Part Number | OW-2 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | EMZ30-2P |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 8"L x 3"W x 3"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Style | Electric Mouse Trap |
| Style Name | Electric Mouse Trap |
| Target Species | Mouse, Rat |
| UPC | 850027078458 |
| Unit Count | 2 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** OWLTRA
- **Color:** Black
- **Is Electric:** Yes
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Pieces:** 2
- **Product Dimensions:** 8"L x 3"W x 3"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Indoor
- **Style:** Electric Mouse Trap
- **Target Species:** Mouse, Rat
- **Unit Count:** 2.0 Count

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Still heartbreaking but effective.
*by C***Y on September 25, 2024*

Sorry for the long life story before the review (skip to next paragraph if just wanting the review): As one who loves all animals (and has had mice as pets in her youth) but who has enough common sense to know that wild mice running freely in a home is a definite NO due to diseases they carry and the filth/mess they create if not in a caged, managed, cleaned (i.e. a pet friendly) environment, I knew I had to come up with some solution when I suddenly found a mouse in my basement after I had a new furnace installed. I tried humane traps, I tried deterrents of all kinds, I tried outdoor sprays, mothballs, peppermint essential oils and while I believe those "sort of" helped, it was not 100%. I KNOW I will NEVER use a glue trap (that is true torture for the creature!!!!) or poison as they may die outside and poison another critter if eaten or they may die between walls in the house and attract more critters. Finally a neighbor set some snap traps and my heart broke EVERY SINGLE TIME. While effective, it was awful. I could hear it, some looked like they were injured instead of instant and likely died slowly and then there was clean up. I just couldn't - so the neighbor had to keep coming back if someone was caught. Fast forward, the neighbor is no longer there, I've had a mouse free home for years (using preventative methods still, sprays, powders, peppermint oil, etc.) and have kept a couple snap traps refreshed and baited for a while. Suddenly I noticed peanut butter is missing on both traps but nothing triggered. Back to the internet, I see these electric traps. I watched and read review after review, watched YouTube on how to use and discard, read that it is still torture but it's quick and has less chance of causing a bad injury but not death, etc. and decided to give it a try. My stomach still turns and my heart hurts everytime I set it up and worse yet when I see the light flashing that someone is in there. But out of all my experiences in dealing with this, so far, this has been the best option for me in managing this. In a perfect world, they would all climb into a humane trap, get spayed/neutered and released in a happy mouse haven where they could live out their days in freedom. However, the reality is they can't live here. So finally the review: The trap is compact, neat and easy to understand. I put a small pea sized amount of peanut butter in the bait area with a toothpick and put the lid back on, installed batteries (4 AA), set the trap along a wall with the opening facing out, turned it on. The green light flashed to indicate it was ready. 2 days later....nothing. I went back and put a tiny, thin smear of peanut butter on the outside of the trap bait area and the next day the green light was flashing to indicate someone was in there. I turned off the trap and it certainly wasn't pleasant opening the top to find a dead mouse, but it was easier to drop it out into a bag, close the trap, and reset it after I re-smeared the outside a teensy bit. The next day, round 2 was caught. I don't have to touch the dead mouse, I don't have to look at it, and I haven't heard the trap "do it's job" like I did the snap traps. I have since set another one and see how this goes. I don't look forward to having to clean the trap but rather this than some of the other options. I appreciated the warnings that the trap should be placed in a clean, dry area away from anything flammable (laundry lint, chemicals, etc.) and that it is intended for indoor use only. I also liked the suggestion of uninstalling the batteries if concerned about getting an accidental shock during cleaning or removing the dead. If anything changes in my review, I'll update it but so far this seems to be the way to go for me - I wish I could find their entry point(s) and prevent all of this. :( RIP little mice. :'(

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The end to my frustration
*by P***R on December 27, 2025*

We heard noises in a partition wall of our kitchen the weekend after Thanksgiving. I ignored it for a couple of days until I actually saw the mouse. I called our pest control company - no results (quite frustrating). I bought about 3 different kinds of glue traps - no results. There is actually one kind of glue trap sold on Amazon that I placed to only watch the mouse crawl over it like a bridge. I bought 3 different kinds of snap traps - no results. I bought the spin traps - no result. I tried the old ¨bucket trick¨ - no results. At this point I am about 3 weeks into the frustrating situation of having a mouse in my house with a concerned wife, a 3 year-old, and a newborn. I finally got my son to leave the traps alone, but explaining why they were there just concerned him. I finally came across the Owltra electric traps. Humane, reusable, effective - at this point I've filtered through many products and I've heard it all. I am about $200 into a never-ending battle - why not try Owltra? The product is well made but is low profile. I was able to fit it behind a couch that seemed to be the mouses favorite tunnel (even through no glue trap or snap trap in that location had produced results). A week goes by and I am still frustrated. I happened to glance over behind the couch and I finally saw the green light! No mess, no agonizing mouse, no problem. These traps might be reusable, but I just took the batteries out and tossed the whole thing into the garbage can outside. These traps aren't exactly cheap, but I was not willing to clean up after a dead mouse and reuse the trap. The mouse was actually larger than expected and this trap still got the job done. A week went by and my wife wakes me up last night. She heard scratching in the wall when she went to the kitchen for a mid-night drink of water. Great! Here we go again. I had left the second of the two Owltra traps in place behind the couch. I figured it could just live behind the couch. I went and walked the kitchen after my wife woke up and heard nothing. Went to lay back down with the thought of having to deal with another rodent in my house with small children. I woke up about an hour ago to do my morning computer work before my children wake up. I came out to my living room and saw the green light of success flashing nice and bright before I could turn the lights on. Now I'm not excited that I have had 2 mice in my house in the last month when I had only had a mouse in my house one other time in the last 8 years, but I am quite excited about this product. I do not typically write reviews, but this product has worked great. It is not the cheapest solution, but I believe it is money well spent.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Super effective, easy to empty, and gentler on my heart - yet still sad to do
*by S***A on June 27, 2026*

I hate giving this a 5 star review, because the thought of killing these sweet little creatures weighs heavy on my heart every time I have to do it. But after there had been increasing evidence of mice in my pottery studio, I had to do something or I'd fear I'd begin having snakes - and I really don't want that. Besides the fact that they've been investigating around my kiln and pottery wheel, and I don't need my wires chewed out of either of those! So after doing some research, I asked myself "which way would I want to go - smashed head and painful death, or quick electric shock?" and that was pretty much it. These are effective, quite, they are sturdy enough in weight that they don't slide around. There was no odor (as long as you check them frequently), and I haven't had to really clean them yet, so not sure on the aspect of that. Very easy to install. My husband was so impressed, he was even talking about getting them for friends/family for Christmas... (not sure that's a great Christmas gift... but?) Anyway. If you're looking for (probably) the most humane way to kill mice, this would probably be your best bet. Always try to find the entry points as well and close them up, but if it all fails or you just have a common mice problem like a lot of basements, old farm houses, garage, etc., then I highly recommend these.

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