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RESOURCES FOR K1 EVALUATION AND USE

INFORMATION FOR A CONFIDENT K1 DECISION

PRE-RELEASE PRODUCT PREVIEW

Use these resources to understand the Rewild K1 Kill Trap, assess programme fit and prepare for a practical demonstration or field evaluation.

Resources

Product Guides

Practical operator information for installing, setting, checking, clearing and maintaining Rewild traps. Always use the guide for the exact model in front of you.

PDF · Earlier-generation F-Bomb · Trained operators

Quick Start User Guide

Initial installation and use instructions for the Rewild F-Bomb, including the safe-mode sequence and factory trigger setting.

Safe mode and lift-to-set operation Placement, ground pegs and baiting Activation, capture flag and clearing Trigger-weight calibration and adjustment
Download Quick Start Guide
Video guide · Earlier-generation F-Bomb

User guide: setup + adjustment

A close-up demonstration of operator access, internal components and the F-Bomb setup and adjustment points. Use the written Quick Start Guide for the complete safe-mode sequence, site setup, clearing and trigger-weight calibration.

K1 guides in developmentThe dedicated Rewild K1 Kill Trap quick-start, operator and maintenance guides will be added here once the production specification is final.

Important: the PDF and video currently shown are for the earlier-generation Rewild F-Bomb. Do not use them as operating instructions for the K1. Confirm the exact trap model and current manufacturer instructions before installation, setting, adjustment, clearing or maintenance.

PROGRAMME DECISION SUPPORT

The K1 decision is about field safety, funded programme outcomes and the confidence of boards, trusts and iwi organisations—not simply unit price.

Use a demonstration to put the trap in front of technical staff and volunteers, then define what evidence your programme needs before a larger order.

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CURRENT EVIDENCE STATUS

Verified: applicable approvals and documented engineering evidence.

Provisional: existing customer experience and early field learning.

In development: independent field-performance data and formal case studies.

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