Buzbug Fly Killer,Fly Zapper,Upgraded Lamp 60 UV-LED Beads
Buzbug Fly Killer,Fly Zapper,Upgraded Lamp 60 UV-LED Beads, Fly Trap Up to 2100 Sq Ft,Electronic Bug Zapper,Mosquitoes Lamp, Fly Swatter,for Indoor and Outdoor Use
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| Dimensions: | 33.7 x 25.6 x 19.2 cm; 1.38 Kilograms |
| Part: | MA-005(NEW) |
| Manufacture: | Buzbug |
| Dimensions: | 33.7 x 25.6 x 19.2 cm; 1.38 Kilograms |
| Reference: | MA-005(NEW) |
I havehad a terrible problem with mosquitos and fruit/soil flies. As soon as I plugged this device in everything seemed to be drawn to it and zapped into infinity.
Highly recommend!
Does a good job. I like to leave windows open and we do get bugs coming in during the summer. This catches quite a few. The sound when they get zapped is quite satisfying like a whip cracking.
Really good piece of equipment. We bought it due to an invasion of wasps due to a nest in our loft. When they flew into this item they did not return!
Recommended 100%.
What can I say I was sceptical when I bought this but during the summer nights this had been the hardest working thing in the house.
Highly recommended – how did I live without one for soooooo long 🙂
After looking around and reading websites, I decided to buy an electric fly killer.
I have since found that flies dont all fly towards this (and from additional reading, other fly killers), many mock me by resting on the outer bar or base of the unit. That said, It does still get some.
Am I disappointed that it didnt kill every fly withing an hour of turning on, yes.
Am I disappointed overall all, no and I would buy another know that I know what I know
Hello All,
I wondered like you would, if this fly zapper would really work on fly’s since it stated it was mainly for Mosquitoes?
Well, I had it for awhile now and although the UK hot weather has vanished and the amount of fly’s & Mosquitoes has dropped big time, I can say it does at least attract and kill Mosquitoes and small fly’s.
Not had the big blue bottles or other big house fly’s to know if they would be zapped yet?
It is well made and sturdy and I like the fact it has UV LED’s instead of the pricey tubes ( the tubes always burn out fast ) I hoping it will last the huge amount of time it said it can?
The only downside I see is, the system is sealed so you can’t replace the LED’s like you can with the tubes.
I would say for the money get it if you need one. Just on electric saving alone it be worth it.
My kitchen is small so thought I’d buy a reasonable sized one at a reasonable price. It arrived, basically you just plug it in & away you go. I lit mine up straight away, obviously being a man I failed to read the instruction leaflet, which would have explained that the evening & night is the best time to have the appliance on.
Well it was on all afternoon with no ‘hits’ but come evening I thought John Wick was in my kitchen taking down the bad guys. There were multiple ‘hits’ including not just the little buggers but moths were also attracted however they needed more than one jolt, maybe 2 or 3. I don’t know if they liked a bolt of electricity or just couldn’t stop themselves, they just kept trying to land on the pole! In the mornings I have to clear up multiple dead bodies & separately their wings, as the bolt appears to blow the moths wings off.
What I failed to realised was that having my kitchen window wide open all the time, I live on the second floor, that moths & flying bugs were attracted to the light as they passed, hence the nightly ‘war zone’ noises coming from the kitchen.
So what have I learned, it works as I haven’t been bothered by the fruit flies, I need to close my kitchen window & to read the instructions.
This uses little electricity & needs the bodies removed from the base at regular intervals dependant on the number of wingless corpses there are.
Brought this to help with the mosquitoes as we have a fish pond that attracts them to come inside, it works very well and is loud when it does its job.
Many people have complained the lead is quite short and no on/of switch, there are ways round this problem, I personally extended the lead cutting it and putting in an inline switch with longer cable, but only attempt this if you are qualified and know what you are doing as this product must be earthed.
The square base fits comfortably on any flat service or you can hang it using the ring that is securely attached to the top of the zapper. I have it placed in a corner on the top of my kitchen cupboard, where it is unobtrusive and away from my food preparation areas, but I have also found it just as useful to place on our little patio table when it is nice enough to sit outside in the garden.
My only qualm is the lack of an on/off switch, which means you have to turn it on and off at the mains wall socket.
I wasn’t sure if these smaller UV lights would be very efficient at attracting the bugs, but almost as soon as I had it turned on, I heard the loud crack of a fruit fly as it made contact with the zapper. It actually made me jump because I hadn’t expected the zapper to work that fast or make such a loud noise.
In a very short time this bug zapper has terminated quite a few flying pests and even as I am typing this review, I have heard another bug bite the dust.
The tray at the bottom collects the dead bugs and it is easy to pull out to clean.This device is lightweight and easy to transfer to different areas of the home and garden. I think it would also be very useful to take with you on camping trips where you have access to electric hook ups.
I am pleased with the results and happy to know that the pesky flies appearing in my kitchen are not going to get much of a chance to contaminate my food when I am cooking.
I have already recommended this bug zapper to family and friends.