Bait Plate Stations

How to Use Bait Plate Stations (Video)

BAIT IS NOT INCLUDED (See Ant Bait , Roach Bait).

Bait Stations are low-profile, economic and easy-to-use plastic stations that hold gel, liquid and granular baits for ants, roaches and other crawling insects. The stations keep sticky gels and granular baits in a contained space that is off of counter tops and other surfaces, but allows access to the bait for ants and other insects. By using bait plate stations you can offer 2 different baits at one time in the same locations giving finicky insects an option to choose the bait they prefer. Bait plate stations also work to keep bait fresh for a longer period of time thereby saving you money and time because you do not have to change the bait as often.

Bait Plate Stations:

• Transparent plastic-allows you to see if there is activity in the station or if the bait needs to be replenished
• Two sided bottom tray allows the use of two different types of bait at one time in one place-liquid or gel on one side, granule on the other.
• Removable tab allows for entrance of bigger insects like large roaches
• Can be placed flat or tacked on walls -put the bait where you need it
• Keeps bait fresh for longer periods of time
• Reusable-clean and reuse

The BaitPlate Station can be used to give access to liquid, gel or granular baits for all crawling insects. These are not traps but allow the insects such as ants access to the bait to be able to return it to their colonies. 

The halves of the station will need to be snapped together. Snap each of the 4 corners securely. If using liquid bait, be sure that the male channel on the top and female channel on the bottom are completely mated together with no air gaps, paying particular attention to the corners, otherwise it may leak.

For baiting ants and German roaches, the little tab on the top should be snapped down into the hole.

For baiting American roaches or other larger insects, open the tab or remove it altogether by tearing it off at the perforation.

To secure the station, use the hole provided or use the sticky dot. Press the dot (with the release paper still on) onto the bottom of the station on the flat part where the hole is and then peel off the release paper and stick down the station.

The BaitPlate can be placed flat or vertically on a wall. If using liquid bait on a wall, a tack may provide more security than just the sticky dot.