Moel Electronic Insect Killer, 308A, 95W

Electronic Insect Killers, commonly known as bug zappers, are devices designed to attract and eliminate flying insects such as mosquitoes, flies, and moths. These devices typically use ultraviolet (UV) light to attract insects, and upon contact with an electrified grid or a high-voltage plate, the insects are electrocuted. The unit may have a compact and durable construction, possibly made of materials that are resistant to weather and corrosion. It might have a protective housing to prevent accidental contact with the electrified components. The insect killer is likely equipped with UV light tubes, which emit ultraviolet light to attract flying insects. There should be an electrified grid or plate near the light source, and when insects come into contact with it, they are zapped and eliminated.

• Earthed external grid and self-cleanin g, galvanized and steam tested shock-grids
• UV-A (Actinic) lamp: 2x40W Sylvania
• Grids discharge: 5000V
• Materials: Fire Retardant and UV-A Treated PC-ABS