Indoor Bug Zapper with Fan, High Voltage Lighted Mosquito Lamp Trap, in Electric Insect Killer Catching Moth Mosquitoes Gnat Fruit Flies (NO Battery)

• Product: Photocatalyst Mosquito-killing Lamp
• Pest Type: Mosquitoes
• Pest Control Type: Traps
• Applying Space: <50m²
• Type: Electricity
• Design: Regular
• Model NO.: APJ-S209
• Power Supply: Electric
• Certification: CE, RoHS, CCC
• Customized: Customized
• Colour: Customized
• Material Quality: PP/as
• Noise: Small
• Weight: 0.8kg
• Transport Package: Gift Box+Carton
• Specification: electricity
• Trademark: OEM
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 200000

Product Description

 

Parameters
Model	APJ-S209
Voltage	AC 220V/50Hz
Power	7W
Material	PP/AS, iron
Color	Customized
GIFT BOX SIZE	20.5*15.5*28.5CM
Master Carton Size	63.5*42.5*59CM
Quantity/Carton	16 PCS
G.W/N.W:	/
Loading Quantity	20'/40'/40'HQ:2800/5600/6800PCS

1. Key control
2.220V.50Hz,4W   VDE PLUG
3. Color: Black/Gray/Blue
4. Material:PP,LED Light
5. Use of bionic light to attract mosquitoes.
6. Automatic electricity treatment is  more efficient.
7. Lower noise,better sleep quality

Why did you choose it
Mosquito killing lamps have the characteristics of simple structure, low price, elegant appearance, small size, and low power consumption.
1. The incoming wind emits light, and mosquitoes can be lured in any direction, with a high killing rate and a wide range.
2. The carbon dioxide odor generated by photocatalysts, simulating human respiration, has a strong mosquito trapping effect, high mosquito killing efficiency, pollution-free, and outstanding environmental protection.
3. The pheromones released by captured live mosquitoes induce similar species to gather and continuously trap, resulting in complete killing.
4. Mosquitoes are dried or die naturally without any odor, making it easy to continuously trap mosquitoes.
5. The biggest feature is equipped with an anti mosquito escape device (anti escape louver), which automatically closes when power is cut off, preventing mosquitoes from entering and leaving again, resulting in natural dehydration and death.