will this product work in crawlspaces
740754
I personally wouldn't use in a confined area ( little or no ventilation), the added moisture may result in bigger problems.
2017445
Customer service is great. I would contact them ASAP. We have ours on our Creepy Crawler and never had a issue with connections.
991231
I believe it can be run continuously. If you do, it should be separately fused so in case it gets too hot it won't catch fire. I don't think this model is designed for extremely hot crawl spaces. You should install a fan specifically designed for that. There are many examples and excellent products for that. I recommend this model: QuietCool AFG ES-1500 Attic Gable FanMichael M. Rosenblatt
1842968
It installs on the water intake pipe to the house. Mine is after the water pipe enters the house.I cant say if it would be able to stand up to the outside elements (rain, snow etc). I am sure in a crawlspacewould be OK, but not necessarily totally outside. It is an electronic device. Try the manufacturer for a beter answer.It has worked nicely for me for a few years.
2039015
It will but this product worked much better than the dust if you have them in the house. Outdoors the dust is better. TERRO Ant Killer Liquid Ant Baits (pre-filled) , Pack of 1
1161068
I don't know. I've personally used it on everything that crawls creeps etc. been using for about a decade. Don't have slugs though
698061
Yes you can definitely do that, the only thing to pay attention to is that it has to be the distance above the floor and from the walls, I don't remember the exact distance specifications but it is indicated on the instructions, otherwise it will work perfectly depending on your crawlspace. In case the readings comes back high over 4.0 you will need to perform another test to confirm, however they will advise you when they send the results.
412243
I have it installed in my partial above ground basement in NC. It needs a way to be installed so it can vent outside. One of my neighbors there has it installed in their crawl space.
995890
I don't believe it works in any situation. I've been in the construction industry for over 30 years and found this product performed poorly on most materials.
1063588
Absolutely not. These critters don't live in the walls of your house, near the frequencies emitted by the device along the wires. Nor will they affect critters in your crawl space if you have one, away from wiring, or spiders up on the outside of the walls/ceilings. But they've kept the bugs out of my house for 16+ years, and I haven't had to spray.
1791397
I have never heard of one being installed in a crawl space but unless your placement was quite close to a drain or the outside where you could use the built in pump to discharge the condensation you would have the big problem of increasing the dampness in the crawl space & you sure don't want that.
1213328
I would say probably not because I think this stuff is pretty corrosive but I could be wrong. I wouldn't chance it. I'm using it to treat my crawl space too and I'm using a spray bottle to spray it on the mold. If you decide to do that be sure to wear a respirator. Some molds can make you sick just from breathing the air in the same room.
655488
Don't know. It works great for mice and spiders have decreased. I have three. One in garage, one in the living area and one for three bedrooms and an office. Very very pleased. Our house was mice infested when we moved in a year and a half ago. Haven't seen one since not no droppings. Our house is 2600 sq ft.
2275032
I am not sure what kind of crawl space you mean. Water under a house would usually require a sump pump, as the amount can be very large. Attic crawl spaces can be damp, and might only require a dehumdifier. Assuming you mean under the building, I'd say 'no,' because this type pump is for managing a trickle of water drained directly from a dehumidifier or HVAC. It would be overwhelmed by anything substantial. Further, I think these are only for indoor applications.
423731
In my experience, having some 30FT runs in a crawlspace, the 3/8 tubing would be fine, allowing slight sags between tie points. Be sure to create one large sag in the tubing near the exit point (which stays full of water) to help prevent air and insect intrusion.
147934
No it will not work. If it has a true line of site it will work, but near line of site will not.
2254350
I don't know. Product didn't work for me and I net tried to recover the bait from underground. Tried a product my neighbor had that is the same idea and it worked great. You can find it at no moles.net