Details

For use in	Gardner Fly Lights
Yield	Lasts up to 12 months Replace at the beginning of fly season and every 6 months for consistent control
Dimensions	18 x 1 x 1 inches
Coverage Area	Varies with fly light and environment
Number of bulbs	1
UV Power	25 W
Parts Included	1 Standard UV Bulb
Shipping Weight	0.20 lbs
Manufacturer	PestWest (Mfg. Number: 7201850)

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Is the bulb for a Catchmaster 911 insect light?
bulb as described by catchmaster 911b or sb

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The 25 Watt Replacement UV Bulb may be used in a variety of insect/fly lights but according to the manufacturer, Catchmaster recommends you use their bulb in the Catchmaster 911 Insect Light Trap beca…
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The 25 Watt Replacement UV Bulb may be used in a variety of insect/fly lights but according to the manufacturer, Catchmaster recommends you use their bulb in the Catchmaster 911 Insect Light Trap because of the special connects. According to Catchmaster, if you purchased your Catchmaster 911 InsectLight Trap prior to July 2012 then you need bulb 911B or 911SPB. If you purchased your light after July 2012 then you need bulb 911HB. If you would like price and availability of these bulbs please give us a call at 866-581-7378.

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Is the 25 watt Replacement UV Bulb compatible with a Paraclipse 15" lamp #72640?
this 15" UV Lamp fits in the Insect Inn IV. I have purchased many items from you in the past and always have had a good experience so I hope this time you come through as in the past. You guys are great

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The Paraclipse Insect Inn Light has 2-15watt bulbs installed in it. The bulb you are looking at is a 25watt bulb so we do not recommend using it in the unit. We do carry the bulbs designed for the Par…
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The Paraclipse Insect Inn Light has 2-15watt bulbs installed in it. The bulb you are looking at is a 25watt bulb so we do not recommend using it in the unit. We do carry the bulbs designed for the Paraclipse light here: Paraclipse Replacement Bulb 15 watt.

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