CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX Bait with Lumitrack
Control rats and mice with CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX bait with Lumitrack. Use a UV light to trace rodent activity. Each 18 lb pail contains 288 bait blocks.
CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX with Lumitrack helps you control rodents and see where they travel. Each 1 oz bait block contains 0.005% bromadiolone and a marker that makes droppings from rodents that ate the bait glow bright green under UV light. If you find marked droppings on both sides of a warehouse door, for example, you know where to inspect for a gap and where to focus your next bait placement.
Product Details
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Characteristic
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Details
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Manufacturer
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Bell Laboratories, Inc.
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Active ingredient
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Bromadiolone 0.005%, a second-generation anticoagulant
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Formulation
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Ready-to-use, weather-resistant bait blocks with a UV tracking marker
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Package size
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18 lb pail with 288 one-ounce blocks
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Manufacturer item number
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CL1018
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UPC number
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030835402151
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EPA registration number
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12455-133
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Signal word
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CAUTION
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Target pests
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Norway rats, roof rats, house mice, meadow voles, and other rat and mouse species listed on the label. State restrictions apply.
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Use sites
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Inside and within 100 feet of structures vulnerable to rodent infestation, including homes, warehouses, agricultural buildings, and food-processing facilities.
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Not for sale to
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CA, CT, ME, SC, VT for general consumer purchase. Sales are restricted to licensed applicators where permitted. California also limits use to specific exemptions.
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Benefits of Using This Product
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Feature
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Practical benefit
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UV-visible droppings
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Inspect subfloors, ceiling beams, and wall voids with a UV flashlight to locate travel routes and identify openings to seal.
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Mold-inhibiting formula
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Helps the blocks hold up in damp bait stations. Replace spoiled or contaminated bait immediately.
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Multi-edged block with a center hole
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Edges give rodents places to gnaw. The hole fits a bait station’s securing rod to hold each block in place.
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Bait Placement Rates
Inspect for droppings, gnaw marks, and runways before placing bait. Choose spots where the target rodents travel, such as along walls or near gnawed openings. Measure bait by placement.
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Target pest
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Blocks per placement
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Typical spacing
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How long to maintain fresh bait
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Rats
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3–16 blocks
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15–30 ft apart
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10 days or until signs of rat activity stop
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Mice and meadow voles
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1 block, or up to 2 where activity is very high
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8–12 ft apart
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15 days or until signs of mouse or vole activity stop
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Bait station requirements. Use a bait station for every above-ground outdoor placement. Use tamper-resistant stations wherever children, pets, other non-target mammals, or birds could reach the bait, and for all placements in USDA-inspected facilities. The label prohibits broadcast, burrow, and sewer baiting.
Handling. Wear long pants, socks, shoes, and waterproof gloves when handling bait. Wear waterproof gloves to collect dead rodents and leftover bait, and dispose of them according to the label. Follow the directions on the pail for your site and target species.
