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The GTSensor 4.0

GTSensor 4.0 - Automated Rodent Monitoring Sensor with Real-Time Alerts

24/7 Wireless Rodent Detection. Real-Time Alerts. Up to 9 Years on a Single Battery.

The GTSensor 4.0 is the intelligence at the heart of the Rook automated rodent monitoring system, a next-generation smart pest control solution and wireless pest monitoring system. A compact, wireless smart rodent trap sensor that clips into virtually any trap or bait station – existing or new – and begins monitoring immediately as part of an advanced rodent detection system. The moment a rodent is detected, a real-time rodent alert is sent. No scheduled visit required. No manual check. No delay.

Built on LoRa long-range wireless technology and engineered for the demands of commercial environments, the GTSensor 4.0 is the smart rodent monitoring device and IoT pest control device that pest control professionals across Europe have trusted for two decades. Now available exclusively in the United States through Rook Pest as part of a commercial pest control solution.

Up to 9-Year Battery - long-lasting low-maintenance pest control technology

LoRa 915 MHz - Long-Range IoT Wireless for wireless pest monitoring systems

60 x 64 x 22mm - compact rodent detection device

-20°C to +85°C - Operating Range for industrial pest monitoring systems

57g - Compact & Lightweight smart pest control hardware

Why Pest Professionals Choose the GTSensor 4.0

More Than a Sensor - A Complete Automated Rodent Monitoring System.

Know the Moment It Happens - Real-Time Rodent Alerts

The GTSensor sends a real-time rodent alert the moment activity is detected – delivering insights through a real-time pest monitoring system, whether that’s a rodent passing through a bait station or a snap trap firing at 2am on a Sunday. Your team responds to a real event, not a scheduled calendar date.

Never Miss a Catch Again

With conventional monitoring, a triggered trap might go unserviced for days or even weeks between visits. The GTSensor smart rodent trap sensor eliminates that window entirely – every activation is logged and reported in real time using digital pest management software, so nothing is left to chance.

Permanent, Continuous Automated Rodent Monitoring

The GTSensor doesn’t clock off between visits. It monitors 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year – providing continuous automated rodent monitoring and remote pest monitoring capabilities that a periodic inspection schedule simply cannot match.

Data Your Clients Can Act On - Digital Pest Control Reporting

Every activation is timestamped and mapped, generating clear digital pest control reporting data and compliance-ready pest control reports to support faster root cause analysis, smarter station placement, and audit-ready documentation.

Works With What You Already Have

The GTSensor connected rodent trap sensor is designed to integrate with the traps and bait stations your team already deploys, making it a flexible integrated pest management (IPM) technology solution.

Grow Your Recurring Revenue

The GTSensor unlocks a fundamentally more profitable service model – long-term IoT pest monitoring contracts, enabling scalable recurring pest control services and predictable revenue.

Built to Perform in the Real World

Every Feature Engineered for Professional Pest Management - Smart Rodent Trap Technology for Modern IoT Pest Control

Feature 1

Triple-Mode Detection - Advanced Rodent Detection Sensor Technology

The GTSensor 4.0 smart rodent trap sensor uses three independent detection mechanisms, making it one of the most advanced automated rodent monitoring systems available today: Motion Detection (PIR) – detects rodents passing through the monitored zone below the sensor; Vibration/Shock Detection – registers snap trap releases or heavy impacts on the station; Temperature Monitoring – provides environmental data to support analysis, compliance, and digital pest reporting. Together, these three inputs give a more complete and reliable picture of what’s happening at each monitoring point than traditional motion-only pest control monitoring systems, improving accuracy in commercial pest control operations.

Feature 2

LoRa Long-Range Wireless Technology - No Wi-Fi Required for IoT Pest Control Systems

The GTSensor communicates using LoRa (Long Range) radio technology at 915 MHz – a protocol specifically designed for IoT pest control devices and wireless rodent monitoring systems that need to transmit over long distances with minimal power consumption. Strong signal penetration through walls, floors, and building structures ensures reliable connectivity in complex environments. Low energy use enables industry-leading battery performance. This makes it ideal for large-scale pest management, including warehouses, food production facilities, logistics hubs, and airport terminals. No dependence on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, which are subject to interference and coverage limitations, making it a highly reliable smart pest control solution.

Feature 3

Up to 9-Year Exchangeable Battery - Long-Life Smart Pest Control Sensor

Powered by a standard AA 3.6V Lithium battery, the GTSensor 4.0 is designed for minimal maintenance in automated pest control systems. Battery life of up to nine years under typical operating conditions means far less technician time spent on sensor upkeep – a key advantage for scalable IoT rodent monitoring deployments. This significantly reduces operational costs for pest control companies managing multiple commercial sites. When replacement is eventually needed, it’s a simple, tool-free swap. Note: Actual battery life varies depending on activity levels, ambient temperature, and signal conditions.

Feature 4

Internal PCB Antenna - Compact Smart Rodent Monitoring Device

The GTSensor’s antenna is built directly into the circuit board – eliminating the external antenna found on older connected pest control devices. This keeps the device compact, improves durability, reduces maintenance risks, and maintains a clean, unobtrusive profile inside traps and bait stations. Ideal for modern digital pest control systems and professional deployments.

Feature 5

IP51-Rated Enclosure - Indoor and Outdoor Smart Pest Monitoring

Housed in a durable PC/ABS plastic enclosure with an IP51 rating, the GTSensor is built to withstand real-world commercial conditions – including dust, moisture, and temperature extremes from -20°C to +85°C. Suitable for indoor pest control monitoring, outdoor rodent detection, warehouse deployments, and perimeter bait stations. This makes it a versatile commercial pest control technology solution.

Feature 6

Server-Based Configuration - Cloud-Based Pest Control System

All sensor configuration is handled through the GTO cloud platform – a centralized cloud-based pest control software solution. No physical reconfiguration is required in the field. Settings can be adjusted remotely, and firmware updates are applied centrally, ensuring every IoT pest monitoring sensor remains updated without requiring a site visit. This enhances efficiency in digital pest management systems.

Feature 7

Universal Trap & Station Compatibility - Works With Any Commercial Rodent Trap

The GTSensor 4.0 connected rodent trap sensor is designed to integrate seamlessly with virtually any commercially available trap or bait station. This smart rodent monitoring system is not tied to proprietary hardware, giving pest control professionals flexibility to use existing equipment. Compatible with a wide range of industry-standard traps, it enhances existing setups with real-time rodent detection and alert systems.

In Depth

The GTSensor 4.0 — A Closer Look

The GTSensor 4.0 represents the fourth generation of GreenTrapOnline’s field-proven wireless sensor technology — refined over nearly two decades of deployment in some of Europe’s most demanding pest control environments. It is a small device with a significant purpose: to make rodent monitoring continuous, immediate, and actionable.

How It’s Built The sensor unit measures just 60 x 64 x 22mm and weighs 57 grams — compact enough to fit discreetly inside most standard trap and bait station enclosures without affecting the station’s function or the rodent’s willingness to enter. The enclosure is manufactured from PC/ABS plastic, rated IP51 for protection against dust ingress and limited moisture. An internal PCB antenna handles wireless communication, removing the need for an external aerial and keeping the profile clean.

How It Detects The GTSensor 4.0 employs passive infrared (PIR) technology for motion detection — the same underlying principle used in security alarm systems, but optimised for the detection of small mammals in confined, low-light environments. When a rodent passes through the detection zone directly below the sensor, the change in infrared signature is registered and an alarm signal is generated.

In parallel, the vibration and shock detection capability monitors for physical impacts — most notably the release of a snap trap. This dual-mode approach means the sensor captures both rodent movement through non-lethal stations and confirmed catches in kill traps, providing a complete view of activity at each monitoring point.

Temperature data is also logged continuously, providing contextual environmental information that can support pattern analysis and help explain fluctuations in rodent activity.

How It Communicates All data is transmitted wirelessly via LoRa (Long Range) radio at 915 MHz — a protocol purpose-built for low-power, long-range IoT communication. Signals travel from the GTSensor to a nearby GTConnect gateway, which then routes data to the GreenTrapOnline cloud platform via a 4G cellular connection. The entire transmission chain is encrypted and hosted on Microsoft Azure infrastructure, providing enterprise-grade data security.

The LoRa protocol is particularly well-suited to large commercial facilities. Unlike Wi-Fi — which requires dense coverage infrastructure and is vulnerable to interference — LoRa signals penetrate walls, floors, and structural elements reliably, making it an effective communication layer in warehouses, hospitals, food plants, and multi-story facilities.

How It’s Powered The sensor runs on a single AA-size 3.6V Lithium battery (LI-SOCI2), with a rated battery life of up to nine years depending on activity frequency, ambient temperature, and signal conditions. LoRa’s low power consumption profile is the primary reason for this exceptional longevity — the sensor transmits only when needed, spending the vast majority of its time in a low-draw standby state. When the battery eventually needs replacing, it is a straightforward field swap requiring no tools and no reconfiguration.

What It Integrates With The GTSensor 4.0 is hardware-agnostic by design. It has been tested and confirmed compatible with a wide range of industry-standard traps and bait stations, including products from Bell Laboratories, Kness Pest Defence, Rotech, Camro, Plastdiversity, Lodi Group, Orma, Killgerm, Telex Pest Control, and Genicco. It can be used with snap traps, run-through bait stations, rodenticide bait stations, and monitor bait stations — with or without an active trap mechanism, depending on the monitoring strategy employed.

Setup & Deployment

From Unboxing to Online in Minutes - Fast Deployment of Automated Pest Control Systems

The GTSensor 4.0 is designed for pest control professionals – delivering a fast, scalable, and reliable automated rodent monitoring system. It simplifies installation while maximizing efficiency in commercial pest control services.

1

Plan Your Deployment

Before installation, work with your Rook account manager to determine the number of smart rodent trap sensors needed for the site, optimal placement locations, and gateway positioning. For most commercial sites, a single GTConnect gateway can support the full IoT rodent monitoring network. Larger or more complex sites may require multiple gateway units. Consider: High-traffic rodent run areas, entry points, known activity zones, and any locations that are difficult or hazardous to inspect physically. multiple gateway units.

2

Install the GTConnect Gateway

The GTConnect gateway is the communications hub of the automated rodent monitoring system. It requires a standard power outlet and connects to the internet via 4G cellular network – no hardwired ethernet or Wi-Fi connection is needed in most cases. Position the gateway centrally relative to your sensor deployment to maximise signal coverage. Installation is completed by the pest control professional. No third-party technician or IT support is required.

3

Mount the GTSensors

The GTSensor smart rodent trap sensor mounts inside or on top of your chosen trap or bait station. The device is held in position by the station’s internal geometry or via the integrated mounting tab. No adhesives, brackets, or tools are required for standard installations. Once physically positioned, each sensor is registered to the site through the GTO cloud platform – a quick process completed via the server interface.

4

Activate and Verify

Once registered, sensors begin monitoring immediately. Each GTSensor has an indicator LED that confirms its operational status. A brief test – passing your hand beneath the sensor or tapping the station – will confirm motion and vibration detection are functioning correctly before you leave the site.

5

Configure Alerts

Through the GTO platform, set up your alert recipients – the pest manager, site supervisor, facility manager, or any combination of stakeholders. Real-time rodent alerts are delivered by email and include the sensor location, timestamp, and detection type. The platform also supports scheduled activity reports and dashboard access for clients who want ongoing visibility.

6

Monitor, Respond, Report

From this point, the IoT pest control system works autonomously. When a real-time rodent alert is received, the relevant team member responds to the specific sensor location – rather than conducting a full site inspection. Activity data accumulates in the dashboard, providing trend analysis that informs station placement adjustments and service scheduling over time.

The Full System

One Smart Rodent Trap Sensor. One Gateway. Total Site Visibility with IoT Pest Control

The GTSensor 4.0 is part of a fully integrated IoT pest control system delivering real-time insights, automated alerts, and scalable monitoring for modern pest management.

Component 1

GTSensor 4.0 - The Smart Rodent Trap Sensor (Detection Layer)

Deployed inside or alongside traps and bait stations throughout the monitored site. Each smart rodent trap sensor continuously monitors for motion, vibration, and temperature. When activity is detected, it generates a wireless transmission within seconds. Multiple sensors can be deployed across a single site – there is no practical upper limit, making the automated rodent monitoring system fully scalable from a small retail unit to a multi-building food manufacturing campus.

Component 2

GTConnect Gateway The Communications Layer

All sensor data flows into the GTO cloud platform – a secure, multi-user digital pest control reporting dashboard hosted on Microsoft Azure. From here, pest managers and their clients can view real-time sensor status across all locations, receive and manage real-time rodent alerts, access historical activity logs and trend data, generate compliance and audit reports, manage multiple sites from a single login, and configure alert recipients and notification preferences. The platform is accessible from any device with a browser – desktop, tablet, or smartphone.

Component 3

GTConnect Gateway - The IoT Communications Layer

The GTConnect gateway receives wireless signals from all GTSensor units within range and routes the data to the GTO cloud platform via 4G cellular connection. A single gateway can serve an entire IoT rodent monitoring sensor network on most standard commercial sites. The gateway connects over the 4G network – no Wi-Fi dependency, no IT infrastructure requirements, and no need to involve a client’s internal network team.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the GTSensor 4.0 designed for?
The GTSensor 4.0 automated rodent monitoring sensor is designed for professional pest management companies (PMPs) who want to offer their clients a continuous, real-time monitoring service. It is not a consumer product. Rook works directly with pest control professionals, who then deploy and manage the IoT pest control system for their clients. Facility managers and end clients can also contact us to be connected with a Rook-certified pest professional in their area.

No – and that’s one of its key strengths. The GTSensor smart rodent trap sensor is designed to integrate with the traps and bait stations you already use. It adds a digital monitoring and alerting layer to your existing hardware, rather than requiring you to replace it. It is compatible with a wide range of industry-standard snap traps, run-through stations, and bait stations from leading manufacturers.

The GTSensor transmits a wireless signal to the GTConnect gateway, which forwards the alert data to the GTO cloud platform. A real-time rodent alert is sent immediately to the designated recipients – typically the pest manager, and optionally the facility manager or site contact – including the sensor location, detection type (motion or vibration), and timestamp. The pest professional can then respond directly to that specific location.

The GTSensor 4.0 is rated for up to nine years of battery life under typical operating conditions. Actual battery life depends on the frequency of detections, ambient temperature, and signal distance to the gateway. When the battery does need replacing, it uses a standard AA-size 3.6V Lithium cell – a simple, tool-free swap.

No. The GTSensor communicates with the GTConnect gateway via LoRa radio – a dedicated wireless protocol that does not use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The gateway connects to the internet independently via 4G cellular network. This means there is no need to access or burden the client’s IT infrastructure, and site details remain completely private between the pest manager and their client.

A single GTConnect gateway can support a large number of sensors – sufficient for most standard commercial IoT rodent monitoring deployments. For very large or complex sites, such as major food manufacturing facilities or airport terminals, multiple gateways can be deployed to ensure full coverage. Your Rook account manager will advise on the right configuration for your specific site.

Yes. The GTSensor 4.0 has an IP51-rated enclosure and an operating temperature range of -20°C to +85°C, making it suitable for outdoor deployment – including rodent monitoring warehouse perimeters, external bait stations, and other outdoor commercial applications.

Yes. All sensor data is transmitted over encrypted channels and stored on the GreenTrapOnline cloud platform, which is hosted on Microsoft Azure infrastructure. The platform is a fully private, multi-user system – no third party has access to site data or locations.

Trust Badge

Trusted Technology Proven Results

European Market Leader in IoT Rodent Monitoring Technology

GTO has been the leading IoT rodent monitoring platform in Europe since 2005 – with thousands of active deployments across food production, healthcare, logistics, and hospitality.

Exclusive US Distribution - Advanced Smart Pest Control Technology

Rook Pest LLC is the only authorized distributor of GTO smart rodent trap technology in the United States. Every GTSensor sold through Rook is a genuine, manufacturer-supported product.

Microsoft Azure Security - Secure Cloud Pest Control Platform

All IoT rodent monitoring platform data is hosted on Microsoft Azure – the same enterprise cloud infrastructure trusted by thousands of corporations and government agencies worldwide.

Validated by Industry Experts in Pest Management & Food Safety

The GTO automated rodent monitoring system has been independently evaluated and endorsed by pest management consultants, food safety specialists, and academic researchers across Europe and Australia.

Audit-Ready Digital Pest Control Reporting System

The GTO platform generates documented, timestamped activity records that meet the evidence requirements of HACCP compliance, BRC/IFS food safety standards, and institutional hygiene audits.

Up to 9-Year Battery Life - Low-Maintenance Pest Monitoring

Field-tested battery performance means lower maintenance overhead and fewer unnecessary site visits – a meaningful operational advantage for PMPs managing large smart rodent trap sensor networks.

The GTSensor 4.0 isn’t new technology – it’s a proven, enterprise-grade IoT rodent monitoring system, refined over twenty years of real-world deployment and now delivering advanced smart pest control solutions to professionals across the United States.

 The GTSensor 4.0 isn’t new technology. It’s proven technology — refined over twenty years of real-world deployment, and now available to pest control professionals across the United States for the first time.

Ready to Add 24/7 Automated Rodent Monitoring to Your Pest Control Services?

Talk to the Rook team today to implement a fully integrated smart rodent monitoring system. We’ll help you design the ideal IoT pest control solution, optimize your digital pest management strategy, and show you how the GTSensor 4.0 can transform your pest control operations with real-time data, automation, and improved efficiency.

Technical Specifications

Product Name

GTSensor 4.0

119109 GTSensor 4.0 – 915MHz

Motion (PIR), Vibration/Shock, Temperature

LoRa (Long Range) – 915 MHz, 10 mW ERP

Internal PCB Antenna

Via Server

Exchangeable 3.6V Lithium – LI-SOCI2, Size AA

Up to 9 years (activity, temp & signal dependent)

 60 x 64 x 22 mm

57g

Plastic PC/ABS

51

-20°C to +85°C

-40°C to +85°C

526 92 00 90

ECCN/UNSPSC