Insect GateFAQ
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No. It provides continuous monitoring information that helps professional teams decide where physical inspection or intervention may be required.
No. Insect Gate uses optical sensing rather than photography or video. No images are captured or transmitted.
The system analyses movement through two optical sensors at each entrance and can use direction, timing and waveform shape to filter and classify events. Performance depends on the target insect and the classifier configuration.
Events can be marked unknown or low confidence rather than automatically assigned to a target class. Unknown is a valid outcome.
No. Monitors use LoRaWAN rather than connecting individually to the property's Wi-Fi. One gateway can connect a property, subject to building construction and the radio environment.
LoRaWAN for low-power, property-wide communication, with Bluetooth Low Energy for local commissioning and servicing.
The device retains event information locally and synchronises when communication returns.
The product is designed around long unattended service intervals, with lure and battery replacement incorporated into the planned service cycle. The console tracks lure health and flags a device before it needs attention.
No. The housing carries no logo, text or label. Colour identifies the line to your technician. White and gold finishes are available where the unit should not be noticed.
API and enterprise integrations are available for qualifying deployments. Event history exports as CSV for every customer.
No. Insect Gate detects insect activity. Treatment stays with your programme, and a pest professional decides what the activity means.
The monitor is a device that senses. The lure is an attractant and may be regulated as such in your market. We help with the paperwork for the country you sell in. We do not claim insecticidal effect.