It is the worst part of summer. Sprays work until the smell gets to you, and a swatter only helps if you can find the thing in the dark. This lamp takes a quieter route.
Light Draws Them In, a Fan Does the Rest
A soft purple light pulls mosquitoes in from across the room, a fan draws them down into the chamber underneath, and they dry out there. No chemicals, no burning smell, nothing you would rather not have drifting around a sleeping child.
Quiet Enough for a Bedside Table
The button on top cycles three modes, so you can leave it glowing as a dim night light and let it work while everyone sleeps.
Ten Seconds to Empty
The chamber twists off, tips out and clicks back on. No brushes, no rinsing, no fiddling with clips.
Sits Where You Want It
At 120mm across and 220mm tall it works on a shelf or on the floor without looking like pest equipment.
Which Version Should You Choose?
Standard Plug-In — if it will live in one place near a socket.
Rechargeable — if you want to carry it out to the patio. Takes a removable 18650 cell and runs cordless.
Electric Shock Version — if you would rather it finished the job with a grid than by drying them out.
Safety Note
The Electric Shock Version uses an electrified grid. Keep it out of reach of children and pets, do not insert fingers or objects into the grid, and unplug it before emptying the chamber. Use indoors or in a covered outdoor area only, and keep it dry.
