Pest Control Product Placement Program Guides: VM Products®
These guides map placement to each VM product, from weighted exterior rodent stations to the lifecycle MosquitoCon, then show how to assemble them into one documented program. Correct placement is what makes the equipment perform, and one Universal Key and barcode documentation keep the whole program serviceable and audit-ready.
Placement Guides for the Full VM Line
Equipment only performs when it is placed and serviced correctly. These guides translate pest behavior into where each VM product goes, how densely, how it mounts, and how often it is serviced, then show how the individual products combine into one documented program. Each section links to the product page for full specifications, and the whole line shares one Universal Key, one anchor set, and one barcode documentation system.
Rodent Bait Stations: EZ Secured, EZ Klean, EZ Versa
Run EZ Secured, the only weighted exterior station, along building perimeters at roughly 50 to 100 foot intervals and tighter at corners, doors, and dumpster pads, where its concrete weight holds position without anchoring and resists flooding and sanitation hoses. Use EZ Klean on interior wall lines and mounted vertically on walls, posts, and fences to intercept climbing roof rats that ground stations miss, available in black, green, or white to match the property. Place EZ Versa where the account rotates between bait, a snap trap, and a glue board, such as audited food, school, and healthcare programs, because one housing covers the entire seasonal rotation on a 30-day service interval. Set stations with the openings to the wall along rodent runways, log each by barcode, and tighten spacing where pressure concentrates.
Product pages: EZ Secured®, EZ Klean®, EZ Versa™
Mouse and Multi-Pest Stations: MBS1, MBS+, EZ Kat
Place the compact MBS1 along interior mouse runways at dense spacing, every 6 to 12 feet, flat against walls behind equipment and in tight or LEED-sensitive spaces where its small footprint matters, and add the optional insect tray where ants or roaches share the space. Step up to MBS+ on the same runways where mouse pressure is heavy and bait capacity should reduce service frequency. Use the EZ Kat multi-catch station in kitchens, food service, and hospitality where multiple captures between visits and a clean, rust-free, recycled-plastic appearance are needed, checking daily under heavy pressure and pairing it with the EZ Snap Mouse trap inside.
Snap Traps and Monitors: Viper, Viper Mouse, EZ Snap Rat and Mouse, EZ Snap Seeker, Airzonix
Set Viper and EZ Snap Rat inside rat stations for rodenticide-free control, choosing Viper where its yellow-set and black-caught indicator lets a technician read status without opening the station and shave 30 to 60 seconds off each stop. Run Viper Mouse or EZ Snap Mouse stand-alone or inside MBS and EZ Kat stations on mouse runways. Reach for EZ Snap Seeker in attics, rafters, drop ceilings, and wall voids where roof rats and mice travel overhead, resetting after each catch. Place the Airzonix non-food scent monitor indoors at audited, LEED, and allergen-sensitive accounts to document rodent pressure with no food source, no mold, and no allergens, replacing the cap monthly over its 30-day life.
Product pages: Viper®, Viper Mouse®, EZ Snap Rat®, EZ Snap® Mouse, EZ Snap Seeker®, Airzonix®
Insect Stations: IBS, Ground Assault, EZ Conceal
Place IBS, the weatherproof two-tray station, at building perimeters, dumpster areas, and mulch beds where its two removable trays let you run and rotate different baits seasonally for ants, roaches, and crickets on a 30 to 90 day cycle. Use Ground Assault on open ground, turf, and hardscape where a weighted station holds without anchoring and insects forage in the open. Mount the ultra-low 0.57 inch EZ Conceal on floors, walls, and even ceilings in dining rooms, guest rooms, and food-handling interiors for discreet monitoring of roaches, silverfish, crickets, and spiders, replacing the glue board when fouled.
Product pages: IBS®, Ground Assault®, EZ Conceal™
Fly Stations: FBS1, MagnaFly, MagnaFly Mini
Mount FBS1 outdoors at dumpsters, grease traps, and perimeters, where its metal-flake plastic creates the visual contrast that draws filth flies away from doors and production, refilling bait every 30 to 90 days. Mount MagnaFly directly on stainless and metal equipment, walk-ins, prep tables, and dumpster enclosures indoors near drains and production, where its magnet attaches without drilling and the Active Treatment Carpet auto-disseminates to flies it never directly catches. Use MagnaFly Mini in food trucks, concession stands, and tight kitchen spots. Pair all fly equipment with sanitation that removes the breeding source.
Product pages: FBS1®, MagnaFly® Treatment Station, MagnaFly® Mini
Mosquito Control: MosquitoCon
Place MosquitoCon where water collects and people gather, around landscaping, water features, low spots, ditches, and outdoor living and work areas, using its 96 ounce water capacity and 11.6 pound weight to resist tipping and theft in public spaces. Charged with an EPA-registered larvicide used per its label, it attracts egg-laying females and kills larvae before they emerge, with independent Snell Scientific data showing a 90 percent or greater Aedes aegypti entry rate. Service monthly through mosquito season as the larval-control component of an integrated mosquito program.
Product pages: MosquitoCon®
Baits, Anchors, and the Universal Key: EZ Block Bait and Accessories
Secure EZ Block Bait on the bait rods inside VM rat and mouse stations where rodenticide is permitted by label, never loose, inspecting and refilling on a 30-day interval; note it is not for sale in California. Anchor stations with the SA1 surface anchor on concrete and hardscape and the GA1 ground anchor in soil and landscape, both compatible across multiple VM stations so one anchor SKU serves several products. Carry one Universal Key to open the entire lockable line on a single service tool, and keep service trays, bait rods, and replacement parts on hand to maintain stations over years of use.
Product pages: EZ Block Bait®, VM Accessories
Building the Program (IPM)
A complete program leads with exclusion, sanitation, and monitoring, applies targeted control only where monitoring shows a threshold is crossed, and documents everything for trend analysis and audits. Map every device by barcode, hold consistent service intervals, tighten density ahead of seasonal peaks such as cooler weather driving rodents indoors or warm months raising fly and mosquito pressure, and review trends to adjust placement. VM equipment supports every layer of that hierarchy as one keyed, barcode-ready system, which is what turns good field work into a defensible, audit-ready record.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How far apart should exterior rodent stations go?
Roughly every 50 to 100 feet around the perimeter, tighter at corners, doors, and dumpster pads. Use weighted EZ Secured on open ground and anchorable EZ Klean on walls and for roof rats.
How densely should mouse stations be placed?
Every 6 to 12 feet along interior runways, since mice travel short distances and investigate many points. The compact MBS1 fits tight spaces; step up to MBS+ under heavy pressure.
How do I place for roof rats?
Mount EZ Klean vertically on walls and posts and set EZ Snap Seeker in attics, rafters, and voids, since climbing roof rats are missed by ground-level stations.
Where does MosquitoCon go and how often is it serviced?
Where water collects and people gather, serviced monthly through mosquito season. Its weight resists tipping and theft, and it targets larvae at the breeding source.
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