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Remote Trap Monitoring Multi-Trap Solution
Modernize your Rodent and Wildlife Control Systems with Electronic Remote Monitoring (ERM)
The Trapmate Hub and Sensor are a cost-effective multi-trap monitoring solution that allows rodent control technicians to monitor deployed traps and bait stations more efficiently. Place a hub at the monitoring location and sensors on each trap or bait station. When a trap is triggered or a bait station is entered, the technician is alerted on the Skyhawk software application.

Trapmate Benefits:
- Increase efficiency and capacity of your workforce.
- Flexible solutions for commercial and residential applications.
- Hub & Sensors work with traps you already own.
- Reduce or eliminate the use of rodenticide.
- No external power sources are needed.
- Operates using standard AA batteries for years of uninterrupted service.
- The Skyhawk CE app securely sends alerts and notifications to your smartphone.

Remote Trap Monitoring Single-Trap Solution
Reliable, Durable and Long-Lasting Single Trap Monitoring
The Kiwi is an easy-to-setup, low-power battery-operated wildlife monitoring device utilizing the latest cellular technology for connectivity. Receive real-time notifications when the monitored device senses a trapped animal moving; or for additional feedback using the magnetic sensor to monitor the door status on the trap. The Kiwi has been widely deployed to monitor the activity of live animal traps for both TNR (Trap Neuter Release) and NWCO (Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator) operations.
Kiwi Benefits:
- No external power source required
- Very long battery life
- Ideal for use in remote areas
- Built to withstand a wide range of harsh conditions
- Dual sensors for accuracy
- Instant notifications when an animal is detected inside the trap
- Easy-to-use iOS and Android App for quick deployment and monitoring

The Skyhawk CE App
The Skyhawk CE App serves as the control center for all your deployed Hubs and Sensors and Kiwi units. Monitor battery status, manage notifications and add and remove sensors through a streamlined user interface.
Skyhawk CE receives regular updates for Android and iOS devices to ensure mobile device compatibility and add new features as the platform evolves.
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Increased Efficiency
Spend less time checking traps.
Checking rodent traps, bait stations, and wildlife traps is labor-intensive. That puts pressure on your bottom line and spreads your staff too thin. Our hubs instantly connect with all sensors - no pairing required!
Operates Anywhere
Rats don't need Wi-Fi, and now neither do you!
Unlike other remote monitoring solutions that use batteries that need frequent replacement, require AC power for hubs, and need Wi-Fi networks to work, the Hub & Sensors use ultra-long-life batteries and utilizes cell towers to connect - significantly improving the capabilities of the devices!
Built to Last
Built to last
Managing your traps with our rugged, low-hassle devices is a breeze! All devices utilize ultra-long-life batteries that cut maintenance times.
Our sensors are water-resistant and designed to last 5-10 years using standard batteries, and our water-resistant hubs last more than a year using replaceable off-the-shelf batteries
Increased Efficiency
Spend less time checking traps.
Checking rodent traps, bait stations, and wildlife traps is labor-intensive. That puts pressure on your bottom line and spreads your staff too thin. Our hubs instantly connect with all sensors – no pairing required!
Operates Anywhere
Rats don’t need Wi-Fi, and now neither do you!
Unlike other remote monitoring solutions that use batteries that need frequent replacement, require AC power for hubs, and need Wi-Fi networks to work, the Hub & Sensors use ultra-long-life batteries and utilizes cell towers to connect – significantly improving the capabilities of the devices!
Built to Last
Managing your traps with our rugged, low-hassle devices is a breeze! All devices utilize ultra-long-life batteries that cut maintenance times.
Our sensors are water-resistant and designed to last 5-10 years using standard batteries, and our water-resistant hubs last more than a year using replaceable off-the-shelf batteries.
Skyhawk Remote Trap Monitoring Overview
An overview of the latest and greatest in remote trap monitoring for Wildlife Professionals. With Alan Huot of Wildlife Control Supplies.
Rodent & Wildlife Control FAQ
Is it easy to deploy the hubs and sensors?
Skyhawk hubs and sensors are very easy to deploy. We provide easy-to-follow manuals with helpful tricks and online video tutorials.
How long are the cords for hubs?
Our hubs do not need power cords! Our hubs and sensors are powered by standard AA batteries designed to last more than a year with average use. Access to electricity is not necessary.
Do I have to rely on the customer's Wi-Fi signal for the devices to communicate?
No. Hubs and Kiwis connect using cellular network signals. Sensors connect to hubs using our proprietary RF technology. No passwords or complex pairing process is required. Our servers handle data security.
What types of traps can the sensors be used with?
A very wide variety! The accelerometer and reed switch give the sensors the versatility to be used with any trap setup. The sensors work great with snap traps, live traps, conibear traps and lethal traps to name a few.
How difficult is it to change the batteries, and how long do they last?
Changing the batteries is quick and easy simply by removing a few screws. Hubs batteries will typically last over a year and Kiwi batteries over two years. Sensors for five or more years. Standard off-the-shelf batteries are used—no need to recharge.
Can rain damage the sensors?
The devices are weather-resistant. We recommend avoiding long-term direct water exposure of the hubs.
Where can I place this device?
The device is designed so that it can be placed almost anywhere. An accessory pack is provided with a variety of attachment options and even a standard zip tie can be used to hold the unit in place. The device is very versatile.
Will the sensors be triggered by wind or rain?
At a high sensitivity level, the accelerometer is very sensitive and can be set off by rain, thunder, or even loud sounds. The sensitivity level should be set depending on the application. Various techniques can be used to eliminate false alerts, including reducing the sensitivity through the app. The magnet displacement reed switch can be set up to give 100% certainty in many applications. Recurring alerts, such as those from the movement of live-trapped caged animals, can be used to differentiate between actual capture and spurious events.
Can I locate my equipment using Skyhawk devices?
Although the Kiwi , Hub, and sensors do not have location technology built in(due to battery life constraints), the Skyhawk App has location tracking built in. When you deploy any Skyhawk device, you can assign the location deployment from your phone's location services. You can also take and store a picture of the deployment. It is important to emphasize that location setting must be done during deployment.
How can I be sure that my sensors are in range of the hub?
The app will display the signal strength for each sensor. To find this, you can select your specific unit and go to its status tab, where you will see a tile named "Sensor RSSI," or Received Signal Strength Indicator. It will display the signal strength, and it is strongly advised to keep the device at a signal of -95 or higher.(meaning -85 is good(high) and -105 is bad(low).) The minimum connect signal is about -100, but a signal of -95 or lower is more likely to drop out based on changes in the environment
It is most important to test the sensor after it has been deployed in its final location. Connection to the hub can be confirmed by green flashing lights on the sensor after a connection is initiated through an event like a power cycle. The signal can also be confirmed through the app within about 30 seconds.
What environmental factors impact Hub signal strength?
Signal strength is impacted by many factors: including the type of buildings, metal objects and thick walls inside the buildings, other obstructions, and even people moving in between the signal from the hub. Some variation in RSSI over time due to changing environmental (temp and humidity) conditions would not be unexpected.
How can I get the best signal between my hubs and sensors?
Most deployments will benefit from placing the hub off the ground at a height of about 6-10 ft. One centrally located hub can cover a large open building of over 100,000 sq. ft. connectivity is generally not limited by the size of the building. Thick walls, metal walls, and building contents are usually more important factors.
In outdoor open areas, coverage can exceed thousands of feet, especially if the sensor and hub are placed off the ground. Conversely, coverage distance can be significantly reduced if both the sensor and hub are placed on the ground.
Additional hubs can be deployed, if necessary, without causing interference. One hub can support hundreds or even thousands of sensors.