Leading Mosquito Killer Lamp Wholesale Supplier in China

I like that the zapper is activated on both of the selections. There is no doubt that the zapper is working. When I tested it with a tiny piece, it snapped loudly. Throughout the night, I can also occasionally hear sporadic snap noises. Perhaps it's succeeding in drawing attention. Although the fan is a little on the weak side, for my first one, I'm quite happy with it thus far. There are a lot more gnats and mosquitoes, so I'm excited for spring and summer. All in all, I rate it 4-5 stars for novices looking for an easy and affordable substitute.

The zapper was shipped out promptly. Perfectly undamaged right out of the package. When plugged in, the grid and light tubes function as promised. Advantages: Excellent zapper for a patio, covered porch, or enclosed space. somewhere that's covered from the weather and has a 120V socket. With a loud POP, it quickly dispatches all but the tiniest flying insects upon contact. The bug will get smoked if it is small enough to get through the outer screen. Cons: Because this unit isn't completely sealed against flying insects, I first bought it to put in the garage. It IS sufficiently sealed, though, to keep the larger ones out. mosquitoes as well. That brings us to our rub. When insects do manage to come in, they are gnat-sized and will either bite me, nibble on my food, or worse, launch themselves into my recently painted projects. Sadly, it appears that the grid of this device is too big to actually have any impact on these "micro fliers." I've saw them fly past it with no problems.

The reason I purchased this product was to get rid of fruit flies that had started to develop in my home in the early fall. I was dubious about the product's ability to trap any more fruit flies because, when I purchased it, almost all of them had vanished. To my amazement, it started catching several within a few days, and after a week it had managed to trap four fruit flies as well as a larger "drain fly" that I was completely unaware was there in the house. A word of caution: the first fruit fly it caught was in the lower tray and was able to get out through the vent holes. I purchased double-sided sticky paper insect traps and adhered some of them to the tray's bottom. This guarantees that the insects captured will remain captured. The extra insurance is worth it because the adhesive paper is so inexpensive. This product is convenient to use because it can be powered by anything that has a USB connection or, with the addition of an AC adapter, it can be powered directly from an electrical outlet. It is possible to turn on or off the suction fan (the light remai