PRESS RELEASE

This March, Pelsis UK is turning up the heat at PestEx - and we’re bringing innovation that actually earns its place on your site.

We’re proud to be the sole UK distributor of the BirdProTech LazerTrac LZT40, an autonomous laser bird deterrent designed to deliver consistent, chemical-free control across large areas.

If bird management is a challenge you’re tackling in 2026, this is a solution you’ll want to see in action.

You’ll find the LazerTrac LZT40 on display at stands 32, 95 and 100, where our team will be on hand to walk you through how it works, where it performs best, and why it’s quickly becoming a go-to option for professional pest controllers.

And because a good product deserves a great deal, we’re running a PestEx-exclusive show offer.

Buy two, get one free

Purchase two autonomous lasers LazerTrac LZT40 and receive a handheld laser LighTrac 40 completely free of charge.

No bundles, no fine print - just real added value for your business.

This offer is available during PestEx and will remain live until the end of March, giving you time to plan, budget, and still take advantage once the show buzz settles.

Why LazerTrac LZT40?

The LazerTrac LZT40 uses advanced laser technology to deter birds safely and effectively, without causing harm or relying on consumables.

It’s autonomous, low maintenance, and ideal for environments where traditional deterrents fall short - including agriculture, industrial sites, warehouses, and open spaces.

In short: it works when other methods don’t, and it keeps working.

Why Pelsis?

As the exclusive UK distributor, Pelsis isn’t just supplying the product - we’re backing it with expert support, product knowledge, and a long-standing commitment to professional pest control solutions.

We only put our name behind products that deliver, and the LazerTrac LZT40 does exactly that.

VISIT US AT PESTEX

If you’re attending PestEx, make sure stands 32, 95 or 100 are on your hit list. See the technology, talk to the team, and lock in a deal that won’t be repeated after March.

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Source: Online