LED UVA Lamp Fly Trap Mosquito Killer Electric Insect Killers

Feature

Commercial Indoor Bug Zapper affordable yet extremely stylish. The aluminium finish compliments any room with its modern and sleek appearance and yet offers the best value on any of our 40W commercial zappers. The powerful electrified killing grid is engergised from a 2500V indoor transformer providing continuous zapping. Any bugs that land on this killing grid are guaranteed to be zapped and fall into the catch tray for later disposal. To operate please ensure the has access to a power point for operation

Aluminium construction

2 x 20 watt UV BL globes.

Coverage 160 square metres

2500 Volt high kill transformer

Self cleaning killing grid

Strong metal guard

Removable catch tray

uspend or wall mount

Meets all current Australian Safety Standards

Requires access to a 110V/220-240V power outlet

Installation:

Suspend (hanging chain included), wall mount or bench mount
 

Applications:

Farms

Butchers

Commercial

Dairy

Meat/Food Factories

Industrial

Scientific Evidence for Bug Zappers

Most insect zapper companies do not spend on scientific research to ensure that their products are effective. On the other hand, many bug zapper businesses are standing on the shoulders of giants, relying on years of scientific proof to attract and kill mosquitos.

Researchers employed pulsated light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to attract and kill mosquitos in this 2017 study, for example. Researchers were able to minimize power consumption by 26 percent to 40 percent by pulsing the lights. In the meantime, pulsing lights attract mosquitoes more than ordinary LEDs: researchers caught 250 percent more mosquitoes with pulsing lights than conventional LEDs.

Similarly, a 2019 study indicated that installing ultraviolet insect light traps in coastal areas of a mosquito-prone region in Thailand was helpful for mosquito management. After a month of testing, researchers discovered that UV light traps were substantially more successful than other mosquito control strategies. The UV insect light traps caught an average of 41 mosquitos per night. According to this study, UV light traps were proven to be an effective, non-invasive mosquito control tool in Thailand’s coastal areas.