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Bug Zapper for Outdoor and Indoor,Powerful Electric Mosquito Zapper Insect Killer,Insect Fly Trap Mosquito Trap Mosquito Trap for Backyard, Garden, Patio, Home Product Details Size: 18w Brand: AoliGer MPN: JY-03 UPC: 729993032934 EAN: 0729993032934 Brand: AoliGer Material: Plastic Number of Pieces: 1 Is Electric: Yes Target Species: Fly, Mosquito Unit Count: 1 Count UPC Brand: AoliGer Material: Plastic Number of Pieces: 1 Is Electric: Yes Target Species: Fly, Mosquito Unit Count: 1 Count UPC: 706597414939 729993032934 Package Dimensions: 13.07 x 7.76 x 4.02 inches Item Weight: 2.12 pounds Manufacturer: SHENZHEN SHENGSHIJIAYUAN TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. Country of Origin: China Item model number: JY-03 Safe & Eco-Friendly Insect ZapperThe mosquito zapper is EPA registered and made of ABS plastic with a 0.27 inch safety gap to keep your family and pets away from high voltage electrical grids. It physically kills pests in an environmentally friendly way without having to endure the smell of sprays, insecticides and attractants, and is harmless to humans and pets. Suitable for Indoor and OutdoorBug zapper covers more than 2100 square feet, IP44 waterproof performance, suitable for front porch, backyard, patio, pool, deck, garage, kitchen, living room, bedroom, farm, lawn, garden and more. Electric Bug ZapperThe Fly zapper features plug-in power, a powerful 4200V grid 18W high-intensity light kills any insects instantly, and a 4ft cable for flexible placement indoors and out. Convenient DesignThere is a hanging loop on the top of the mosquito killer, which can be hung on hooks, branches and porch, 360 all-round UV radiation. There is a mosquito pan and brush on the bottom of the trap to brush any insect debris off the mesh for easy cleaning. Effective Physical Insect KillerThe 18W bulb of the mosquito killer lamp uses blue-violet light, which can attract most flying insects: mosquitoes, Aedes mosquitoes, small mosquitoes, midges, flies, horseflies, fruit flies, houseflies, moths, wasps, etc. , and then the insects were electrocuted through a 4200V high-voltage power grid.