IP Library Patent Application 19223585
Patent Application
App. No. 19/223,585

PEST CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING SAME

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App. No.
19/223,585
Abstract

The present disclosure relates to devices for controlling pests, and, more specifically, to devices for monitoring and communicating the presence of pests, and eliminating pests. The pest control system comprises a frame configured to be removably positioned in a pest control station, a panel pivotally coupled to the frame, and pest control device positioned in the frame.

Claims (6)

1 . A pest control system comprising:

a frame configured to be removeably positioned in a pest control station,

a panel pivotally coupled to the frame, the panel being moveable relative to the frame between a first position and a second position, and

a pest control device positioned in the frame, the pest control device including an outer casing, a support plate pivotally coupled to the outer casing, an orientation sensor positioned in the outer casing, the orientation sensor being operable to generate a plurality of electrical output signals indicative of the orientation of the pest control device, and an electronic controller operable to receive the electrical output signals,

wherein when the panel is in the first position, the support plate is maintained in a support position such that the pest control device is in a first orientation, and when the panel is in the second position, the support plate is released from the support position and the pest control device is in a second orientation different from the first orientation, and

wherein the electronic controller is operable to (i) detect movement of the pest control device from the first orientation to the second orientation based on the electrical output signals of the orientation sensor and (ii) record an event indicative of a presence of a pest when the electronic controller detects the movement of the pest control device from the first orientation to the second orientation.