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ZeroMouse 2.0 - No more mice and birds in the houseWith the ZeroMouse 2.0, you can add intelligent prey detection to your existing microchip-controlled cat flap. If your cat comes back "with a present", access is automatically blocked - animal-friendly and without stressing your cat.AI-supported prey detection (e.g. mouse/bird) with automatic locking Camera with night vision for surveillance even in the dark App-controllable Compatible with many microchip/RFID cat flapsAdvantages:Less unwanted prey in the living area - more hygiene, less stress in everyday life No need to buy a new cat flap: Supplement for existing systems Works around the clock - even at night thanks to night vision Compatibility:SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap, DualScan, Connect, Pet Door ConnectCat Mate 360 Microchip Cat FlapPetSafe Microchip Cat FlapNot compatible with PetSafe PetPorteImagine this: You come home - and instead of a "surprise" in the hallway, your home remains clean. This is exactly what ZeroMouse 2.0 is made for. As an intelligent extension for microchip-controlled cat flaps, it helps to keep prey such as mice or birds outside without having to completely deprive your cat of outdoor access.The centrepiece is AI-supported prey detection. If the system recognises that your cat is returning with prey, the flap is automatically locked. This prevents access at these moments - practical if you have several animals in the household or simply want less cleaning effort and fewer unpleasant situations. To ensure that detection remains reliable even at dusk or at night, the ZeroMouse 2.0 is equipped with a camera including night vision. This is particularly helpful because many cats are active precisely when you can least see them. Another plus point: you don't have to switch to a completely new system. The ZeroMouse 2.0 is designed as an accessory and is described as compatible with many common RFID/microchip cat flaps. This makes it ideal for households that want to upgrade their existing cat flap instead of replacing everything. In short: If you are looking for a practical solution to keep prey "outside" while maintaining your cat's freedom of movement, the ZeroMouse 2.0 is a very useful addition to your cat flap setup. Zoo Roco Tip:Plan some "learning time" in the first few weeks and keep the optics clean: with camera-based systems, regular cleaning can keep the detection quality stable - especially in rain, dust or pollen.FAQ - ZeroMouse 2.01) What exactly does the ZeroMouse 2.0 do?The ZeroMouse 2.0 adds prey detection to your existing microchip/RFID cat flap. If prey is detected (e.g. mouse or bird), access can be blocked automatically so that the prey stays outside.2) Is this compatible with my cat flap?The ZeroMouse 2.0 is designed as an accessory for many microchip/RFID cat flaps. Whether it fits your model depends on the type of flap and the mounting situation. Before purchasing, check the compatibility list or the manufacturer/shop details for your flap model.3) Do I have to buy a new cat flap?No. The ZeroMouse 2.0 is intended as an upgrade so that you can continue to use your existing microchip-controlled flap.4) Does the detection also work at night?Yes, the system is described with camera/night vision so that detection can also be supported in the dark.5) Will my cat be locked out if it comes without prey?In normal operation, access should work as usual - it is primarily blocked when loot is detected. (How reliably this works in your everyday life depends, among other things, on installation, light, dirt and the situation at the flap).6) Is it stress-free for my cat to use?The idea is to prevent access on a situational basis, without taking away your cat's freedom of movement. A clean installation and a short familiarisation phase will help your cat to get used to it quickly.7) Can I control settings via the app?Depending on the setup, an app control is named. Which functions are available (e.g. notifications, settings) depends on the system scope and the respective version/connection.8) What can influence the recognition?Typical influencing factors are dirt or water on the lens, backlighting, very fast movements or when prey is carried unfavourably. Regular cleaning around the camera/aperture can help.9) Is the ZeroMouse 2.0 suitable for multi-cat households?Basically yes - this is where the benefits are often particularly great. It is important that your cat flap continues to recognise the desired animals via microchip/RFID and that it is installed correctly.10) How is the ZeroMouse 2.0 mounted?It is used/attached as an accessory to the existing flap (depending on the system and installation set). Follow the instructions and ensure a stable, straight position - this supports reliable detection.11) Does the device require maintenance?A little: keep the lens/environment clean, check the fit of the attachment and keep the app/software up to date if necessary (if available).12) What if loot gets into the house anyway?No system is perfect in every situation. Optimise the installation (height, alignment, distance), keep the area clean and check the settings. In some households, additional "prey training" (e.g. play times, feeding times, occupation) can help to reduce hunting activity.If you tell me briefly which cat flap (brand/model) you use, I will also formulate the FAQ section directly compatibility-specific and shop-ready (incl. clear "fits / does not fit" information, without making anything up).