Livin’ Well Bug Zapper – 4000V High Powered Electric Mosquito Zapper Instruction Guide
- June 9, 2024
- Livin’ Well
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Livin’ Well Bug Zapper – 4000V High Powered Electric Mosquito Zapper
Specifications
- Product Dimensions: 6 x 6 x 13.5 inches
- Item Weight: 2.38 pounds
- Style: Large 4000V 1 Pack
- Material: Plastic
- Number of Pieces: 1
- Is Electric: Yes
- Target Species: Fly, Mosquito, Gnat
- Brand: Livin’ Well
Introduction
A bug zapper, commonly referred to as an electric insect killer, is a tool that draws in and electrocutes flying insects to death. The high-powered 4000V version is made to successfully get rid of mosquitoes and other flying insects, making it perfect for use outside, as in a patio or backyard. Insects are drawn to the gadget by ultraviolet light, and when they touch the grid they receive an electric shock that kills them.
What’s In the Box?
- Bug Zapper
- User Manual
STAY CALM WHILE IT ZAPS
There will be no more buzzing interruptions, swatting at mosquitoes, or looking for fly swatters. This lantern-style bug zapper has a 4,000 volt zapping strength and is quiet. Sit back and let your incredibly silent zapper maintain the peace. Your family may relax during the day and sleep soundly through the night without worrying about being bitten by insects thanks to the UVA light’s ability to attract bugs to the zapping grid.
1500 SQ. FT. OF COVERAGE
We do not welcome insects or mosquitoes! In every season, keep insects, moths,
and flying pests out of your outdoor living area. This electric mosquito
repellent is made to protect areas up to 1,500 square feet, including patios,
decks, porches, and more. By removing the bottom bug trap chamber and
cleaning, you may quickly clean the gadget. Indoor and outdoor living areas
including your bedroom, living room, kitchen, patio, deck, and backyard are
kept free of flying and biting insects with this weatherproof pest and
mosquito killer lamp.
Highly Effective Bug Zapper
This outdoor/interior mosquito zapper is a practical and efficient fly zapper and mosquito killer for your home. It uses 4,000V of electric fly killer power with a high-efficiency, long-lasting UVA bulb to successfully get rid of flying pests.
Mosquito Control Three
This bug zapper attracts, zaps, catches, and traps mosquitoes, flies, and gnats; it has an 18W UVA bug light, a family-safe galvanized steel insect killing grid, and an insect trap. It also has a standing base with a 6-foot chord and a UV lamp hook for hanging.
Extended-Life UVA Mosquito Light
These bug zappers are 6″ D x 13.5″ H and can keep your home protected for 8,000 to 10,000 hours. The light bulbs are made on fully automatic production lines for consistent quality assurance and longevity.
Bug zapper Electric Easy to Clean
For simple cleanup, unscrew and rinse the bottom of the mosquito trap tray. able to accommodate substantial insect attractants; Establishment ID 89857-CHN-1 of the EPA
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the voltage?
The voltage is 4000V.
What is the size of the zapper?
The size of the zapper is 6 x 6 x 13.5 inches.
Is it safe to use in rain?
Yes, it is safe to use in rain.
Does this utilise a black bulb or a UV lamp? My major goal is to eradicate mosquitoes!
It has been proven scientifically that CO2 attracts mosquitoes, not UV lights, which do not. Therefore, calling this a mosquito zapper would be inaccurate. The killings appear to be accidental rather than because of attraction.
Can you use it indoors?
Sure, it can. However, I wouldn’t advise using any bug zapper indoors. When insects are electrocuted, some of them smoke and some even briefly catch fire. Even outside, it’s simple to detect the smell of dead bug smoke. In my house, I wouldn’t want it.
Does it kill bugs in the daytime?
Yes. Since bugs are drawn to the zapper’s strong light, I find that it works best when all lights are out during the day.
Why won’t mine turn on when it’s plugged in?
In the event that your outlet is defective, try another one. To see if it works, check the lamp (bulb). Check to see if the coils are intact. The bulb will be defective if the coil is not attached. The lamp’s (bulb’s) glass typically has a coil inside of it that resembles a spring and is located towards the base, where the lamp plugs into the socket. If you have a voltage detector, see if it can detect voltage by checking the cord. This is a tool that everyone ought to have.
Will this withstand rain? We’ve now got two that make the “outdoor” claim but aren’t.
Although it is intended for outside use, I wouldn’t get it wet. Mine was wet but not connected. Before plugging it in, I let it totally dry out, and it worked.
Is it safe to leave outside?
In my experience, the unit may be left outside without risk during downpours.
Can you leave it outside?
In my experience, even during downpours, the unit may be kept outside without risk.