Single-Trap Solutions

For wildlife or rodent control where you are monitoring an isolated trap, or when your traps are more than a few thousand feet away from each other, Trapmate provides the Trapmate Kiwi line of products.
Combining dual-sensor functionality with a direct cellular connection along with being self-powered, the Trapmate Kiwis are a key part of the toolkit for anyone in the trapping business.
Monitoring three or more traps in any one location? Check out our multi-trap solutions.»

Trapmate Kiwi + (Plus)
The Trapmate Kiwi+ (Kiwi Plus) extends the battery lifetime and improves on the durability of the original Kiwi. It’s an all-in-one battery-powered device that combines two sensor mechanisms, a magnetic reed switch and an accelerometer, to detect when animals are in your traps, with virtually no false positives or negatives. The Kiwi+ offers a 3 to 5-year battery life for each set of three (3) AA batteries. The batteries are more easily replaceable than they were with the original Kiwi. In addition, the Kiwi+ features an improved and more rugged case design to protect the Kiwi+ from harsh conditions. The Kiwi includes a protective sleeve, and we recommend purchasing a pull magnet kit to fully utilize its reed-switch capabilities.
Trapmate Kiwi
The Trapmate Kiwi is the gold standard of single-trap electronic remote monitoring devices. Combining a magnet sensor (reed switch), an accelerometer and a direct cellular connection, the Kiwi is the best choice for monitoring single traps at a distance.
Lightweight, rugged, and powered by replaceable off-the-shelf batteries, the Kiwi and its dual-sensor capabilities provide almost 100% reliability in detecting a capture.
The Kiwi can monitor traps in any location that receives even a weak cellular connection from the Verizon network.