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The Flytrap Professional 30 watt fly light features two 15 watt high-powered insect attracting UV fly lights that attract flies in an area up to 860 sq. ft. The unique open design of the light ensures that the UV light is visible from every angle, resulting in more flies trapped faster than conventional fly lights. There is 1 large glue board impregnated with fly pheromone attractant to catch and kill the unsuspecting flies. The Flytrap Professional has white stainless steel and requires no tools. Easy to setup, install and use. The Flytrap Professional can be set on a tabletop, placed on a tabletop corner upright, ceiling mounted (hooks not included) or wall mounted.
Unit measures 5.75" x 18"5 x 12" and weighs 8.75 lbs.
Product Documents
| Target pests | Flies |
|---|---|
| For use in | Food Processing, Kitchens, Restaurants, Warehouses |
| Pet safe | Yes |
| Dimensions | 5.75" x 18.5" x 12" |
| Shipping Weight | 10.87 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Pelsis (Mfg. Number: ZF028/110v) |
Bulbs should be replaced every 6 months to be most effective. Glue boards should be changed every 30-60 days. Glue boards may need to be changed more often in high infestation areas.
Complete flexibility in mounting options
Choice of seven mounting options for maximum versatility.
Quick and easy maintenance
Simple glueboard and tube replacement.
Open Design
Provides 360 light output and ease of access for flying insects.
High efficacy UV tubes
Proven to be more effective and longer lasting than standard UV tubes.
Innovative glueboard technology
Designed for use with GLUPAC™ pheromone impregnated glueboards with UV stabiliser.
Robust Construction
All metal construction - White metal or 304 grade stainless steel.
Independent certification
Independently tested and certified to RoHS and relevant European standards.
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