Insect GateCompare
Glue gives you a specimen. The gate gives you a time.
Many sites run both for a quarter. Identification stays with the card. Coverage moves to the gate.
| Glue board or interceptor | Insect Gate | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | A specimen, if someone looks | A timestamped count, whether anyone looks or not |
| Attractant | Often none, or a short-lived lure | Species-specific lure, twelve months |
| Service | Walk, stoop, score, replace | One cartridge a year. Remote readings in between. |
| Inspection | Visual, on every visit | None. Read over Bluetooth or on the console. |
| Building scale | Labour grows with rooms | LoRaWAN across a wing or a mill |
| Identification | By eye, on the card | By line. The lure is the identification. |
| Guest-facing | Visible, and easily photographed | An unmarked low fixture. White where it must not be noticed. |
| After treatment | Easy to forget to replace | Stays in place. A run of zero counts is the evidence. |
| Flying moths | Hanging pheromone traps exist | Not this product. Crawling insects only. |
Switch a programme in stages.
Tell us what you run today. We will suggest which aisles or rooms to move first.
