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Flypod 18 Watt - Decorative Flylights
Flypod incorporates several unique features to provide commercial effectiveness and domestic serviceability. Designed specifically to be quick and easy to service, Flypod incorporates a patented rear glueboard removal system, ensuring the user doesn't come into contact with dead flies or the sticky glueboard.
- Patented rear glueboard removal provides ease of service for the user
- Unique cone shaped body traps fly inside before catching it on the pheromone impregnated glueboard
- Unique curved base sits flush to the desk top allowing flies to crawl up to the UV light source
- High efficacy UV bulbs
- Designed for use with GLUPAC® pheromone impregnated glueboards with UV stabilizer
- The polypropylene diffuser distributes the UV light throughout 180° whilst discreetly hiding caught flies
- With its stylish and compact design, Flypod® discreetly fits in with any front of house or domestic environment
| Where to use: | use in restaurants, bars, cafes and other front of house applications. |
| Manufactured By: | P and L System |
| Product Dimensions | 12" x 7¾" x 6¾" |
| UV Attraction: | 18 watts (1 x 18 W bulbs) |
| Voltage: | 110V/60hz |
| Coverage: | 323 Sqft |
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I can only speak on the carpenter bee traps. We put out four this year (early April) when the carpenter bees came back. Last year we filled, treated and put fresh stain on wood soffits
after season in November. We put out traps this year hoping to deter more holes and more bee infestation. The traps didn't work. We swatted them with a tennis racket, put the dead ones
inside the bottle in hopes the phermone smell would attract other bees, it didn't. We took dead bees smash and wiped the four holes of each trap, still didn't work. Our last resort is to restain
the wood again now before any get inside the wood. We hope the smell of the new stain will
be a deterrent. At this point we have sprayed inside the old holes with Sevin Dust, put Seven
Dust in the wood filler when filling the old holes last year and coated over with a clear stain.
They are driving us crazy.
- teresa bradshaw -
- teresa bradshaw -
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