Rechargeable Mosquito Trap Lamp and Electric Swatter
Evenings go back to normal. A clean white lamp glows violet to draw mosquitoes into its electric mesh, then folds into a handheld swatter for stragglers. USB rechargeable, no sprays.
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Evenings go back to normal. A clean white lamp glows violet to draw mosquitoes into its electric mesh, then folds into a handheld swatter for stragglers. USB rechargeable, no sprays.
2-in-1 rechargeable mosquito trap: UV light lures mosquitoes in, and the electric mesh kills them. It also works as a handheld swatter.
- mosquitoes in the bedroom or living room
- bulky pest control devices
- need for chemical sprays indoors
- difficult storage of swatters
Lure mosquitoes in, and leave the sprays in the cabinet
Before: whining mosquitoes and fumes from sprays in the room you sleep in. After: a clean white lamp that pulls them into its mesh while the rest of the house stays chemical-free.
Light draws them in, the mesh does the rest
- Violet light pulls them in
The glowing violet UV lamp draws insects toward the mesh head. Dim the room in the evening and the glow does its work.
- An electric grid that finishes the job
Insects that reach the fine diamond-mesh grid are caught by the electric current. No spray, no residue, no fumes in the room.
- Folds into a handheld swatter
The triangle-folding head turns the same unit into a swatter for stragglers. It folds flat for storage and carrying.
Ready in three steps
- 1Charge over USB
Plug in the cable and charge fully before the first evening.
- 2Place or hang it
Stand it on a side table or hang it by the loop near where mosquitoes gather.
- 3Dim the room and switch on
Turn it on at dusk. Unfold the head to use it as a handheld swatter for stragglers.
From the 11pm whine to a quiet room
The whine that starts at bedtime
The lights go off, the house settles, and then comes the thin whine near your ear. Every swat in the dark misses, and the sleeping kid or partner nearby is the one you are trying not to wake.
Why sprays and swatters keep failing
Aerosols and coils leave residue and fumes in the room you sleep in. Bulky zappers are hard to hide. A plain swatter means chasing, and chasing never ends.
A quiet lamp that does the work
A clean white lamp sits on the side table and glows violet. Mosquitoes drift toward the mesh, and the folding swatter handles whatever is left.
No fumes, no bulk, no chasing in the dark
| This trap lamp | Aerosol spray | Plug-in coil | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chemical-free indoors | Yes | No | No |
| Lures with light | Yes | No | No |
| Rechargeable | Yes | No | No |
| Doubles as handheld swatter | Yes | No | No |
| Reusable all season | Yes | No | Partial |
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Questions and answers
The violet UV lamp is the lure, and the electric mesh sits right where insects arrive. It works best in a dim room in the evening, when the glow stands out. Results depend on your room and local mosquito activity.
It uses no chemicals, so there are no fumes. The mesh is electrified while on, so keep fingers and paws clear and switch it off before cleaning. Place it out of reach of small children.
Both work. There is a hanging loop on top of the head for wall mounting, and it also stands on a side table or nightstand.
It charges over USB. Charge it fully before the first evening use and unplug once it is done. Runtime is not stated on the packaging, so we won't quote a figure.
It does what a swatter does, plus it works while you sleep. Coils and sprays leave fumes indoors, and a swatter needs constant chasing. One rechargeable unit replaces the repeat cost of coils and sprays through the season.
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