Cordless Bug Zappers

Stop zapping... start trapping! DYNATRAP 3 Insect Eliminator. No noisy zapping. No smelly odors. No pesky bugs! Effectively control mosquitoes, Asian beetles, wasps, hornets, yellow jackets and other flying insects with the DYNATRAP 3. This Trap provides up to 1/2 acre of outdoor comfort with 3-way insect control. 2 lights generate warmth and UV rays that attract flying insects, night and day. An exclusive TiO2 (titanium dioxide) coated funnel produces CO2 (carbon dioxide) that's irresistible to mosquitoes. And its powerful vacuum-action fan traps insects inside the retaining cage. Catch the details: Whisper-quiet operation; Toggle on / off switch; Durable, all-weather plastic construction; Easy to install, no assembly required; Lightweight, just 47 ozs.; Measures 12"h. x 10" diam.; Requires two 4W fluorescent bulbs (included); Powered by a 10'4" cord with a polarized plug. Trap yours now! DYNATRAP 3 Insect Eliminator

Amazon Sales Rank: #2206 in Lawn & Patio Brand: Dynatrap Model: DT1000 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 10.00" h x 10.00" w x 12.75" l, 5.15 pounds Powerful but whisper quiet fan to trap insects into the retaining cage Operate 24 hours a day and 7 days a week May be used indoors or outdoors Bulbs will last an estimated 3,000 hours or approximately 4 months Dynatrap has a 10 feet cord and includes a cleaning brush and metal chain to hang

Dynatrap eliminates mosquitoes and flying insects without harmful chemicals or propane. Just hang it up for a comfortable living environment indoors or outdoors. The patented 3-way technology operates with two UV fluorescent light bulbs. The light attracts and creates warmth to work with the funnel coated with Titanium Dioxide -TiO2 to produce carbon dioxide CO2 without the use of propane. The 3-way protection plan lures mosquitoes, flies, moths, and other flying insects that carry disease into the Dynatrap. The whisper quiet, yet powerful fan pulls the flying insects into the retaining cage where they will naturally perish without a blood or water source. It can be used indoors or outdoors and covers up to 1/2-acre. It includes a hook for hanging and brush for cleaning and has a 10-foot cord.

Most helpful customer reviews 193 of 195 people found the following review helpful. Catches MORE than pesky mosquitoes... read on: By Madam H Recently purchased three of these, and tested one right away. I found that it caught many more BENEFICIAL insects than mosquitoes. Not really eager to box up and return-ship the three units, I removed the light bulbs from the test trap and ran it again for a few days. The difference was phenomenal! Not a single good bug, but only the pesky mosquitoes. Have since installed the remaining two traps, and am in the process of searching for additionals to place around the yard, so I can discontinue using our two Mosquito Magnets. The only slightly-misleading comment in the description of this item is that it can be used indoors and outside. If used outdoors, it MUST be in a covered area, such as a porch, under house eaves, etc. to keep out rain. The description should note this. However, I am extremely pleased with the performance thus far of this product, and will be looking to sell our current two Mosquito Magnets when I find enough replacements for them. Dyna Trap units are much less expensive to run, and much less maintenance as well. Now I will just have to construct some sort of waterproof shelters for the Dyna Traps, so I can place them remotely around the yard. Would recommend this product highly, to anyone like me who cannot go outside without being attacked by the bloodthirsty little pests! 85 of 85 people found the following review helpful. Seems to be working great By Geoffrey Janes Purchased one of these to try and get ahold of the mosquito population in our back yard. Have been running it for a few days now, and its already filled with quite a few mosquitoes and other gnats. Quiet operation. Only downside I can see is that the bugs are trapped in the unit but are alive until they starve or dehydrate. So emptying the unit will be an interesting task while trying not to let any of them go again. I'll update this posting if I have any problems with the unit, or if it becomes less successful as the season goes on. But so far it seems to be working very well, and costs significantly less per month than running the other units that require octenol or propane to work. I can live with $1/month in electricity. -------- Update ----------- The unit is still plugging away. I've had to take it apart a couple of times over the last few years to clean gunk out of the motor, but otherwise it continues to work. As for its successful use as a trap for mosquitos... I find it catching many more moths and flies than anything else. In the spring it always catches mosquitos by the pound. But once early summer starts the mosquitos seem to either get smarter, or emerge as a different breed that aren't attacked to the unit as much. It still catches mosquitos, but not nearly to the extent as it does first thing in the spring. Cleaning the trap is somewhat interesting. The trap basically holds the bugs until they die of what I would assume is dehydration. However, its continually catching new insects, so cleaning it can be tricky. I've found the best way to clean it is to have a garbage back next to the unit, release the bottom "insect holder" without turning the unit off, and dump the insect holder into the bag swiftly, then tying the bag shut immediately so the bugs that are still alive won't escape. If you're quick, nothing, or very few should escape. And, I tend to be quite lazy about cleaning it. It only fills to the point where it requires me to clean it every couple of weeks. So to sum up, its a great insect catcher. But don't believe it'll catch all of your summer blood-sucking problems. It appears to work *ok*, but I still have to wear insect repellent when I'm outside. 53 of 55 people found the following review helpful. A backyard saver By wilcfr This is the second one of these we have purchased. It is probably the best mosquito trap I have tried and I have tried many. I broke the first one by