Electronic traps are devices designed to capture and kill pests using electrical currents. They are often used for rodents, such as mice and rats, and work by delivering a quick, humane shock when the animal enters the trap. These traps are typically powered by batteries or electricity and can be placed in areas where pests are commonly found. These traps offer several advantages over traditional methods, such as snap traps or poison baits. They are easy to use, require minimal maintenance, and can be reused multiple times. Additionally, electronic traps often have features like indicator lights to show when a catch has been made, enhancing user convenience.