Advance Termite Bait Station Replacement Cap/Lid

Advance Termite Bait Station Replacement Cap/Lid

Whitmire Micro-Gen's Advance Termite Bait System Pro Kit is an in-ground monitoring system specifically designed for termites. The Termite Bait System consists of several components that work together to control termite infestations. The bait system includes a termite bait station (TBS), termite monitoring base (TMB), termite inspection cartridge (TIC), and a termite bait cartridge (TBC).

The termite bait station (TBC) houses the bait system components. The TBC has a Quick-Lock Cap that protects the exposed portion of the station. The bait station can only be accessed by using a tool called a 'Spider' which can unlock the tamper-proof cap covering the station.

Station caps are often damaged from impacts due to their location on the ground. Fortunately, replacement lids are available to keep the Advance Termite Bait Stations fully functional.

Why Should You Use Advance Termite Bait Station?

Advance Termite Bait Station components should be secured to prevent tampering. Quick-Lock Caps and its replacements blend readily with the surrounding environment. Made of tough plastic, replacement station lids are strong enough to withstand impacts.

Directions for Advance Termite Bait Station Use

In monitoring and baiting applications, assemble the bait system by first inserting the termite monitoring base (TMB) at the bottom of the each base station. Place the termite inspection cartridge (TIC) or the termite bait cartridge (TBC) on top of the TMB. Cover the station with the supplied Quick-Lock Cap and install station as directed.

Place the Spider Access Tool on top of the replacement Quick-Lock Cap to open or close the station. The Spider is designed to hold the cap and only release it once the cap is reinstalled.

Where to use Advance Termite Bait Station

Advance Termite Bait Systems are installed indoors on basement floors or outdoors around structures. Excavations are made for it is necessary for the bait stations to have access to soil. Surfaces covered in concrete and asphalt must be drilled of holes to fit the bait stations. Stations must be fully entrenched to maximize soil contact.